Anna C.

asked • 05/12/16

Set up and solve the system of linear equations using matrices.

On July 7, 2004, Shania Twain was scheduled to perform at the TD Waterhouse Centre in Orlando, Florida. The center offered 18,039 seats for the concert in three seating classifications: floor, lower, and upper. Based upon their location, tickets were offered at three different prices: $80, $65, and $45.† Suppose the average price of a floor ticket was $80, the average price of a lower ticket was $65, and the average price of an upper ticket was $45. If concert planners expected a total of 13,000 tickets would be sold, including 5 times as many tickets on the lower level as on the floor, how many of each type of ticket would have to be sold to reach $787,500 in ticket revenue?
 
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Patrick W. answered • 05/12/16

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