Let x be the regular price of each ticket.
The discounted price of each ticket is x - $1.50.
Dea's total cost is 6 * (x - $1.50) = $51.
So, 6x - $9 = $51
6x = $60
The regular price of each ticket is x = $<<10=10>>10. Answer: \boxed{10}.
Tickets to the baseball game are on sale for $1.50 off the regular price. Dea buys 6 tickets. If her total cost is $51, how much is the regular price of each ticket? (1 point)
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Certainly! Let's solve the problem again.
Let's assume the regular price of each ticket is x dollars.
Since each ticket is on sale for $1.50 off the regular price, the discounted price of each ticket is x - $1.50.
Dea buys 6 tickets, so her total cost is 6 * (x - $1.50).
According to the problem, her total cost is $51.
Therefore, we can write the equation as:
6 * (x - $1.50) = $51.
Now, let's solve for x:
6x - 9 = 51,
6x = 60,
x = 10.
Hence, the regular price of each ticket is $10.
Let's assume the regular price of each ticket is x dollars.
Since each ticket is on sale for $1.50 off the regular price, the discounted price of each ticket is x - $1.50.
Dea buys 6 tickets, so her total cost is 6 * (x - $1.50).
According to the problem, her total cost is $51.
Therefore, we can write the equation as:
6 * (x - $1.50) = $51.
Now, let's solve for x:
6x - 9 = 51,
6x = 60,
x = 10.
Hence, the regular price of each ticket is $10.
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