Northdale Productions put on a show

that 405 people attended. They made

$3,950. They charged $12 for every adult

and $5 for every child. How many adults (a)

and how many children (c) attended?

a+c=405

12a+5c=$3,950

[?] adults [] children

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Lorena Frazier

12 August, 15:05

Northdale Productions put on a show

that 405 people attended. They made

$3,950. They charged $12 for every adult

and $5 for every child. How many adults (a)

and how many children (c) attended?

a+c=405

12a+5c=$3,950

[?] adults [] children

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Chaz · Answer 1

Answer: 275 adults, 130 children

Step-by-step explanation:

a+c=405

12a+5c=$3,950

Using elimination lets multiply all terms in a+c=405 by - 5 to get

-5a-5c=-2025

then, combining the two equations we get 7a=3950-2025

7a=19225

a=275

405-275=130

c=130

Meadow Dunlap · Answer 2

Answer: 325 adults 10 kids

Step-by-step explanation:

If you multiply 325 by 12 you get $3,900, 10 times 5 is equal to 50. 3,900 plus 50 is equal to 3,950

Edit: jk I'm wrong I didn't see that there were 405 ppl

Northdale Productions put on a showthat 405 people attended. They made$3,950. They charged $12 for every adultand $5 for every child. How many adults (a)and how many children (c) attended?a+c=40512a+5c=$3,950[?] adults [] children

Northdale Productions put on a show

that 405 people attended. They made

$3,950. They charged $12 for every adult

and $5 for every child. How many adults (a)

and how many children (c) attended?

a+c=405

12a+5c=$3,950

[?] adults [] children