Bob bought 24 hockey tickets for $83. Adult tickets cost $5.50 each, and child tickets cost $2.00 each. How many of each type of ticket did he buy?

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Anonymous · Answer

Hello ! i am here to help u ! so u asked how many adult tickets he bought and how many children tickets he bought here is the answer : he bought 14 children tickets and he bought 10 adult tickets and if we add 10 adult tickets + 14 children tickets = 24 tickets in total 
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baseballbeast · Answer

He bought 10 adult tickets and 14 child tickets

Anonymous · Answer

Bob bought 10 adult tickets and 14 child tickets. This was calculated using two equations based on the total number of tickets and the total cost. The equations were solved step-by-step to find each type of ticket. 
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Bob bought 24 hockey tickets for $83. Adult tickets cost $5.50 each, and child tickets cost $2.00 each. How many of each type of ticket did he buy?

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