Mathematics, 09.12.2020 17:40 klu65

The total price of five DVDs (all the same cost) and four movie tickets (all the same cost) is $138, whereas, the total price of two DVDs and five movie tickets is $96. What is the price of one movie ticket? Answer as a number with NO units and NO decimals. Only give the answer to the question asked.

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