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Answer: 61 adult tickets.
Step-by-step explanation:
Set up a system of equations, where:
c: is the number of child tickets sold on Saturday.
a: is the number of adult tickets sold on Saturday.
Then:
[tex]\left \{ {{c+a=151} \atop {5.20c+9.30a=1035.30}} \right.[/tex]
By the Elimination method: Multiply the first equation by -5.20, then add the equations and solve for "a":
[tex](-5.20c-5.20a=-785.2)\\(5.20c+9.30a=1035.30)\\.................................................\\0c+4.1a=250.1\\4.1a=250.1\\a=\frac{250.1}{4.1}\\\\a=61[/tex]
Therefore, 61 adults tickets were sold that day.
This is a system of equations. Let's call each child ticket sold C and each adult ticket A. The total number of tickets purchased is C+A=151. We also know the total sales, which is calculated via the equation 5.20C+9.30A=1035.30.
Now just solve for the variables.
C+A=151
C=151-A
5.2C+9.3A=1035.30
5.2(151-A)+9.3A=1035.30
785.2-5.2A+9.3A=1035.304
4.1A=250.1
A=61
Now we know that 61 adult tickets were sold. To find the number of child tickets sold, just plug this back into the first equation.
C=151-A=151-61=90
So, 61 adult tickets and 91 child tickets were sold. Hope this helped!