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Let no of $10 tickets be x
Then $20 tickets shall be x+182
$30 tickets =3102-(x+x+182)=2920-2x
Total price of $10=x*10=10x
$20=20(x+182)=20x+3640
$30= 30*(2920-2x)=87600-60x
Total revenue=10x+20x+3640+87600-60x=59170
x=1069
Hence there were 1069, $10 tickets that were sold
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