Solve.Tickets to a play were $25 for adults and $18 for children. 426 adult tickets were sold, and 255 children's tickets were sold. If the expenses for the play were $7000, how much profit was made?
A. $7240
B. $8240
C. $15,240
D. $7043
Answer: B
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+ i)6
A. -64
+ 64i
B. -64
C. 64i
D. 64 - 64
i
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