Mathematics, 06.05.2020 07:10, lucilita2017

Mr. Kaplan bought 11 tickets to the circus and spent $50. He bought child tickets for $4 each and bought adult tickets for $7 each. How many child and adult tickets did Mr. Kaplan buy?

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