Mathematics, 02.12.2021 05:20 destineenikole17

While doing more research on airline tickets, Luis found another airline that had a special. If the family purchased the tickets within the next 48 hours, the price of the tickets would be reduced by 15%. This airline charges $50 round- trip for each bag that is checked, so he wrote the equation 4(t + 25) = 4(t + 50) – 4(0.15t) to determine the price per ticket for which the two airlines have the same total cost. What ticket price will have the same total cost (including checked bags) for both airlines? $500.00 $333.33 $83.67 O $60.00 $41.67 $166.67 E

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