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Leon Mcintosh

8 November, 15:41

Disney held a breakfast for parents and their children to eat with Mickey and Minnie Mouse (and the rest of the gang, too!) Adult tickets cost $17.95 and children's tickets cost $12.95. Disney made $7355 from ticket sales from a total of 500 people that attended. How many adults were at the breakfast?

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