A school is selling tickets to their Spring theater production. Student tickets cost $6 each and non-student tickets cost $9 each

There are a total of 250 seats available in the auditorium where the production will be held, and there are two different show times

that people can choose to attend. The school is hoping to sell enough tickets to raise at least $2,700 for the theater department,

Let s represent the number of student tickets sold and let n represent the number of non-student tickets sold. Solve as a system of equations.

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Damari

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12 July, 04:28

A school is selling tickets to their Spring theater production. Student tickets cost $6 each and non-student tickets cost $9 each

There are a total of 250 seats available in the auditorium where the production will be held, and there are two different show times

that people can choose to attend. The school is hoping to sell enough tickets to raise at least $2,700 for the theater department,

Let s represent the number of student tickets sold and let n represent the number of non-student tickets sold. Solve as a system of equations.

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Answer:Let s represent the number of student tickets sold and let n represent the number of non-student tickets sold. Solve as a system of equations.

Let s represent the number of student tickets sold and let n represent the number of non-student tickets sold. Solve as a system of equations.