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Mathematics, 29.09.2019 05:30 Animallover100

Sales of 3-day tickets to playercon brought in $347,600. the combined code of one 3-day tickets and one 3-day children’s is $90. one-third more adult 3-day tickets were sold than adult 2-day tickets. one-fifth more 3-day children’s tickets were sold than 2-day children’s tickets. what was the cost of 3-day adult tickets and 3-day children’s tickets.

adult tickets = $1,650
children’s tickets = $4,950

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