To express Connor's total cost for buying a ticket to see a movie in terms of \( T \), we need to define the variables involved.
Let's assume:
- \( T \) represents the price of the ticket.
- There may be additional costs, such as taxes, service fees, or snacks, but for this example, let's focus solely on the ticket price.
Thus, if Connor buys one ticket, his total cost (\( C \)) can be represented by:
\[ C = T \]
If he buys multiple tickets, say \( n \) tickets, the total cost would be:
\[ C = n \cdot T \]
If there are additional fixed fees (\( F \)) associated with the purchase, the equation would then be:
\[ C = n \cdot T + F \]
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