Raffle tickets will be sold at an event. The graph shows the amount of revenue, in dollars, the event will raise if different numbers of tickets are sold. 100 How much revenue will the event raise for each raffle ticket sold? 90 А $4.00 80 B $2.00 70 С $1.50 D $0.75 60 Revenue (5) SO 40 30 20 10 4 8 12 16 28 32 20 24 Tickets Sold 36 40​

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  C.  $1.50

Step-by-step explanation:

The graph is a straight line through the origin, so the revenue is proportional to the number of tickets. The ratio of revenue to tickets will tell you the money raised for each ticket sold. Pick any point on the graph and divide the revenue value by the number of tickets.

The division can be easy if the number of tickets is 10. We see that the revenue for 10 tickets is $15, so the amount raised for each ticket is ...

  $15/10 = $1.50 . . . . raised per ticket sold

We have been given that Maria put trim around a banner that is the shape of a triangle. Each side is 21 inches long.

The amount of trim will be equal to perimeter of triangle. The perimeter of given triangle will be 3 times each side length that is  inches.

Now we need to convert 63 inches into feet.  

12 inches = 1 feet

63 inches =   feet = 5.25 feet.

We are also told that Maria has  foot of trim left, so total length of trim would be trim used plus trim left that is  feet.

Since we need to find length of trim in yards, so we will convert 6 feet into yards.

3 feet = 1 yard

6 feet =  yards = 2 yards

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