Wayne bought a soccer season ticket package for $72.48 and pays $6.00 for each game he attends. Logan did not buy a season ticket package and pays $18.08 for every game he attends. After how many games will Wayne and Logan have paid the same amount?

13 games

6 games

2 games

5 games

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Norris

Mathematics

22 April, 18:12

Wayne bought a soccer season ticket package for $72.48 and pays $6.00 for each game he attends. Logan did not buy a season ticket package and pays $18.08 for every game he attends. After how many games will Wayne and Logan have paid the same amount?

13 games

6 games

2 games

5 games

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Matthew Bartlett · Answer 1

Answer: 6 games.

Step-by-step explanation:

If you multiply 6 by 18.08, you will get 108.48.

If you multiply 6 by 6 (Wayne's payment) plus what Wayne bought for the soccer season ticket, it will all add up to 108.48.

Wayne bought a soccer season ticket package for $72.48 and pays $6.00 for each game he attends. Logan did not buy a season ticket package and pays $18.08 for every game he attends. After how many games will Wayne and Logan have paid the same amount?13 games6 games2 games5 games

Wayne bought a soccer season ticket package for $72.48 and pays $6.00 for each game he attends. Logan did not buy a season ticket package and pays $18.08 for every game he attends. After how many games will Wayne and Logan have paid the same amount?

13 games

6 games

2 games

5 games