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4.3.25 Question Help The City Zoo has different admission prices for adults and children. When three adults and two children
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The price of an adult's ticket is $17.64.

The price of a child's ticket is $13.42.

Please find attached the snip explaining how we got these answers.

Now, if will input u = $13.42 in equation 0. get 3y +2 ( 13.42) - $79.76 By + $ 26.84 = $79.76 3y = $52.92 By $ 52.92/3 y = $

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