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for the school basketball game, it costs 6$ for every 2 tickets.
cost: 6 _ _ 27 _
tickets: 2 3 5 _ 10

Let's find the unit rate, or unit cost. This is the cost for 1 ticket.

6 dollars = 2 tickets

3 dollars = 1 ticket

I divided both sides by 2 so that "2 tickets" turns into "1 ticket". Therefore, it costs $3 per ticket.

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Multiply this unit cost (3) by 3, 5, and 10 to get these values

3*3 = 9

3*5 = 15

3*10 = 30

So to buy 3, 5, or 10 tickets, the cost would be $9, $15, and $30 in that order. These three values fill in the first row of the table.

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If you know the cost of some number of tickets, then you can divide by the unit cost to figure out the number of tickets you purchased.

So if you spent $27 total, then 27/3 = 9 tickets were bought.

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Answers for row one: 9, 15, 30

Answer for row two: 9

This is shown in the attached image below.

choice b is correct

step-by-step explanation:

we have been given the following system of linear inequalities;

we are required to graphically determine the solution to these system of inequalities. using a graphing tool, the solution is as shown in the attachment below;