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5 January, 08:56

The science club purchased tickets for a magic show. They paid $108 for 6 tickets in section A and 10 tickets in section B.

The following week, they paid $104 for 4 tickets in section A and 12 tickets in section B.

What is the price for tickets in section A?

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  1. 5 January, 09:24
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    Let x is the price for one ticket in section A and y for section B.

    In first week they paid $108 for 6 tickets in section A and 10 tickets in section B.

    So,

    6x + 10y = 108

    And in t he following week, they paid $104 for 4 tickets in section A and 12 tickets in section B.

    So,

    4x + 12y = 104

    12y = 104 - 4x

    y = (104 - 4x) / 12

    now, put this value for y in first equation

    6x + 10 (104 - 4x / 12) = 108

    multiplying all terms with 12

    72x + 10 (104 - 4x) = 1296

    72x + 1040 - 40x = 1296

    32x = 256

    x = 8

    So, price for one ticket in section A is $8.
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