The table displays the total cost, y, of purchasing x tickets for the carnival. Which conclusions can you draw from the data shown in the table? Select all that apply. Twelve tickets cost $30.00. Thirty tickets cost $12.00. Each additional ticket costs $2.50. The table is a partial representation. (27.50, 11), (30, 12) and (32.50, 13) are the ordered pairs represented in the table.

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Sara Huang

8 December, 11:18

The table displays the total cost, y, of purchasing x tickets for the carnival. Which conclusions can you draw from the data shown in the table? Select all that apply. Twelve tickets cost $30.00. Thirty tickets cost $12.00. Each additional ticket costs $2.50. The table is a partial representation. (27.50, 11), (30, 12) and (32.50, 13) are the ordered pairs represented in the table.

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Sylvia Byrd · Answer 1

A, C, D

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Davion Turner · Answer 2

Twelve tickets cost $30.00.

Each additional ticket costs $2.50.

(27.50, 11), (30, 12) and (32.50, 13) are the ordered pairs represented in the table.

Step-by-step explanation:

2.50 x 12 tickets is 30