A local charity is selling seats to a baseball game. Seats cost $22 each, and snacks cost an additional $6 each. The charity needs to raise $548 to consider this event a success.
Enter a linear equation that describes the problem.
An equation for the amount of money raised for charity is
seats sold, and y is the number of snacks sold.
= $548, where s is the number of seats sold, and y is the number of snacks sold.