Five friends went to the amusement park and spent a total of $225. Each person had to buy an admission ticket, and then each decided to spend $10 on lunch. What was the cost of each admission ticket? Use a piece of paper to draw a tape diagram to model the scenario and show your work. Each admission ticket cost $___**WILL GIVE BRAINLIEST**
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We know that they spent $225 in total.

x= admission cost

They spent $10 on food, each, meaning, from the 225, we subtract 50 (10 x the amount of friends)

225 - 50 = 175

Since they didnt buy anymore things, $175 is the total in admission tickets, but since we want to find how much each ticket cost, we have to divide 175 by 5

176/5 = 35

Each ticket costs $35

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