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There will be 45 adults going to a museum. There will be twice as many students as adults. Adult tickets cost $25 each. Student tickets cost $12 each.
Part A: What is the total cost for students and adults?
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Part B: 10 more adults and 15 more students decide to attend the trip at the last minute. How much will cost increase?
Question 3
Part C: What is the total cost of the trip with the additional adults and students?
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