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27 April, 19:00

George and his dad are planning to attend the state fair. An adult ticket is $19.00. The price of an adult ticket is one third the price of a student ticket plus $15.00. Write an equation to determine how much George will pay for a student ticket.

one thirdx + 19 = 15

one thirdx + 15 = 19

one thirdx - 19 = 15

one thirdx - 15 = 19

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