The equation represents the cost, C, for n tickets is [tex]\rm C = 16\times n[/tex].
Given that,
John paid $80 for 5 tickets at an amusement park.
Each of the tickets cost the same price.
We have to determine
Which equation represents the cost, C, for n tickets?
According to the question,
John paid $80 for 5 tickets at an amusement park.
Each of the tickets cost the same price.
Then,
The cost of one ticket is,
[tex]\rm Price\ of \ one \ ticket = \dfrac{Total \ amount}{Total \ number \ of \ tickets}\\\\Price\ of \ one \ ticket =\dfrac{80}{5}\\\\Price\ of \ one \ ticket = 16[/tex]
Therefore,
The equation represents the cost, C, for n tickets is,
Cost of tickets (C) = Price of each ticket × Total number of tickets (n)
[tex]\rm C=16\times n[/tex]
Hence, The equation represents the cost, C, for n tickets is [tex]\rm C = 16\times n[/tex].
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