Asked by nene
Hector paid $105 for 6 tickets to a hockey game. Each ticket cost the same amount. What was the cost of each ticket in dollars and cents?
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To find the cost of each ticket, we need to divide the total amount paid by the number of tickets.
Hector paid $105 for 6 tickets.
We can calculate the cost of each ticket as follows:
\[
\text{Cost per ticket} = \frac{\text{Total Amount}}{\text{Number of Tickets}} = \frac{105}{6}
\]
Now, performing the calculation:
\[
105 \div 6 = 17.5
\]
Therefore, the cost of each ticket is $17.50.
In dollars and cents, the cost of each ticket is **$17.50**.
Hector paid $105 for 6 tickets.
We can calculate the cost of each ticket as follows:
\[
\text{Cost per ticket} = \frac{\text{Total Amount}}{\text{Number of Tickets}} = \frac{105}{6}
\]
Now, performing the calculation:
\[
105 \div 6 = 17.5
\]
Therefore, the cost of each ticket is $17.50.
In dollars and cents, the cost of each ticket is **$17.50**.