Mathematics, 30.11.2020 22:00 sabdbndk
After Gwen, Tristan, and Keith finish exercising, they go to the fair. At the fair, they each pay the entry fee and also buy tickets they can use for food or rides. Gwen pays the entry fee and buys 10 tickets. It costs her a total of $30. Tristan pays the entry fee and buys 15 tickets. It costs him a total of $40. Keith pays the entry fee and buys 10 tickets. It costs him a total of $30. In this task, you will create a system of equations and find the cost of each ticket. Let x represent the entry fee and y represent the cost of each ticket in dollars. Which two equations could you use as a system to find the cost of the entry fee and the cost of each ticket? Why?
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