Write and solve an inequality for each problem. It cost $660 to put on the school play. Tickets sell for $6 each. The drama club has already sold 25 tickets. How many more tickets must be sold at $6 apiece in order to make a profit? Explain.

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Darwin Perkins

26 July, 09:08

Write and solve an inequality for each problem. It cost $660 to put on the school play. Tickets sell for $6 each. The drama club has already sold 25 tickets. How many more tickets must be sold at $6 apiece in order to make a profit? Explain.

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Pierce Maxwell · Answer 1

Your goal is $660, but you already sell 25 tickets for $6 each so it is 25*6=150, which is $150. Now get 660-150=510, which means you need $510 more. Then divided 510 by 6 to solve for how many ticket you need to sell, which is equal 85 tickets. So 85 tickets must be sold at $6 apiece in order to make a profit.