Conor buys a ticket to see a movie. Write two expressions in terms of t
showing his total cost
To calculate Conor's total cost for buying a ticket to see a movie, we need to know the price of a single ticket and the number of tickets he buys. Let's assume the price of a ticket is represented by the variable "p" and the number of tickets Conor buys is represented by the variable "n".
Expression 1: To find the total cost of the tickets without taking into account any discounts or promotions, you can multiply the price of a single ticket by the number of tickets he buys. This can be written as:
Total Cost = p * n
Expression 2: If there are any discounts or promotions related to the number of tickets bought, you can use a discount rate or a promotional code. Let's assume the discount rate is represented by the variable "d". To calculate the total cost with the discount applied, you can multiply the price of a single ticket by the number of tickets, and then subtract the product of the discount rate and the price of a single ticket. This can be written as:
Total Cost with Discount = (p * n) - (d * p)
Please note that the precise values of "p", "n", and "d" would be needed to provide an actual numerical answer.