Jeremy sold 36 tickets to the school play and collected $144. Maggie sold 48 tickets and collected $192. If this relationship is graphed with the number of tickets sold on the x-axis and the money collected from ticket sales on the y-axis, what will the slope of the graph represent?

A The number of tickets which can be bought for 1 dollar.

B The price, in dollars, of 1 ticket.

C The money collected if 0 tickets are sold.

D The fraction of tickets still available for sale.

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Milagros Rowland

9 February, 22:06

Jeremy sold 36 tickets to the school play and collected $144. Maggie sold 48 tickets and collected $192. If this relationship is graphed with the number of tickets sold on the x-axis and the money collected from ticket sales on the y-axis, what will the slope of the graph represent?

A The number of tickets which can be bought for 1 dollar.

B The price, in dollars, of 1 ticket.

C The money collected if 0 tickets are sold.

D The fraction of tickets still available for sale.

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Dereon Buckley · Answer 1

I Belive Its B Because a ticket has to be more than 1$ so it cant be A. Also It cant be C cause there were many tickets sold. It cant be D because it doesnt mention how many tickets you have.