Asked by Zoella
Q. Tickets to the rodeo sell for $12 each. If they are bought in groups of 10 or more, you revice 1/4 (fraction) off the price of each ticket. Julie wants to buy 14 tickets. How much will her total cost for the 14 tickets.
A. Do I add 12 + 14? and minus the answer with 1/4 ? (1/4 is the fraction)
A. Do I add 12 + 14? and minus the answer with 1/4 ? (1/4 is the fraction)
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Answered by
Steve
full price is 12*14 = 168
Since she bought 12 or more, she gets 1/4 off that amount, or 42
So, she pays 168-42 = 126
Or, you can say that with 1/4 off, each ticket costs $9 instead of $12.
14*9 = 126
Since she bought 12 or more, she gets 1/4 off that amount, or 42
So, she pays 168-42 = 126
Or, you can say that with 1/4 off, each ticket costs $9 instead of $12.
14*9 = 126
Answered by
Zoella
So basically 126 is the answer?
Answered by
Carol
How did you get 42
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