Mathematics, 24.02.2021 22:40, ARAYAMYHAND

Solve for the unknown quantity: \frac{8 tickets}{148 dollars}=\frac{2 tickets}{?}
148 dollars
8 tickets

=
?
2 tickets

$74

$18.50

$37

$45

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Solve for the unknown quantity: \frac{8 tickets}{148 dollars}=\frac{2 tickets}{?}
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