Reconcile concert sales
Use total tickets and total revenue to determine the number of adult tickets.


Solve systems of two linear equations by graphing, substitution, and elimination.
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An event manager reconciles concert attendance and revenue, while a client compares two landscaping crews whose charges include different rates and fixed fees.
A system represents two constraints at once; its solution identifies the ticket mix or hiring time that satisfies both.
Use total tickets and total revenue to determine the number of adult tickets.
Find the hiring time when both crews charge the same and calculate that charge.
Two membership plans charge different fixed and per-visit amounts, and a petting-zoo sign gives the total numbers of animals and legs.
An intersection identifies equal cost and equal visit count, while two totals can be represented with equations for animal count and leg count.
Explain what both coordinates of the intersection mean for the two membership plans.
Use the animal and leg totals to calculate the number of rabbits.