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What was the revenue that a theater received from
the sale of 400 tickets, some of which were sold at
the full price and the remainder of which were sold at
a reduced price?
(1) The number of tickets sold at the full price
was X of the total number of tickets sold.
4
(2) The full price of a ticket was $25.
Doubt: I have in the explanation of this question in OG, why do we need to consider the cost of the tickets here?
Question is discussed here : what-was-the-total-amount-of-revenue-that-a-theater-received-144148.html
the sale of 400 tickets, some of which were sold at
the full price and the remainder of which were sold at
a reduced price?
(1) The number of tickets sold at the full price
was X of the total number of tickets sold.
4
(2) The full price of a ticket was $25.
Doubt: I have in the explanation of this question in OG, why do we need to consider the cost of the tickets here?
Question is discussed here : what-was-the-total-amount-of-revenue-that-a-theater-received-144148.html
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12 Nov 2014, 04:13
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