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A tour bus operator sold $1,517 worth of tickets for a trip to Niagara Falls. Each ticket cost the same amount and could be paid for with three bills. What was the cost of the ticket?

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Jeremy Mosley

6 May, 18:24

How do you solve this?

A tour bus operator sold $1,517 worth of tickets for a trip to Niagara Falls. Each ticket cost the same amount and could be paid for with three bills. What was the cost of the ticket?

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Abram Parker · Answer 1

You need to factor 1517, try dividing it by three bill combos to find an integer solution.

combos of 1$, 5$, 10$, 20$, etc.

I tried various combos starting with smallest and found 41 = 20$+20$+1$ to be a factor of 1517.

1517$ / 41$ = 37 tickets

cost of tickets is 41$

How do you solve this?A tour bus operator sold $1,517 worth of tickets for a trip to Niagara Falls. Each ticket cost the same amount and could be paid for with three bills. What was the cost of the ticket?

How do you solve this?

A tour bus operator sold $1,517 worth of tickets for a trip to Niagara Falls. Each ticket cost the same amount and could be paid for with three bills. What was the cost of the ticket?