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Re: A movie theater charges $6 per ticket, and pays $1,750 of [#permalink]
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A movie theater charges $6 per ticket, and pays $1,750 of expenses each time a movie is shown. How many tickets must be sold each time a movie is shown for the theater to make $1 of profit per ticket?

(A) 300
(B) 325
(C) 350
(D) 375
(E) 400



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Re: A movie theater charges $6 per ticket, and pays $1,750 of [#permalink]
(6x - 1750)/x =1
=> 6x - 1750 = x
=> 6x -x = 1750
=>5x = 1750
therefore, X = 350
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In the equation t=6t-1750 formed from the understanding of profit = revenue - expenditure, I can understand the right side of the equation. But I cannot understand the left side. How is profit equal to t from the given statement that each ticket must garner 1$ of profit each?
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