Answer :
9514 1404 393
Answer:
- Earl is not correct. The correct expression is 1456/7.
- Jonah is correct.
- 13 showings
Step-by-step explanation:
a) If d represents the number of discount tickets sold, the number of regular tickets sold is 6d, and the total sold is d+6d = 7d. If 1456 total tickets were sold, we have ...
7d = 1456
d = 1456/7 . . . . the number of discount tickets
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b) The number of regular tickets sold is 6d, so is ...
6d = 6(1456/7) = (6/7)(1456) = 1248
Jonah is correct that 1248 regular price tickets were sold.
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c) Seating 98 people at a time will require ...
1248/98 ≈ 12.7 seatings
One cannot have a partial seating, and 12 is too few for the number of people.
At least 13 seatings were required to accommodate 1248 people who bought regular-price tickets.