Exam 2: Linear Equations and Inequalities
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A movie theater has a total of 400 seats. For a special Saturday night preview, they reserve 30 seats to give away to their VIP guests at no charge. If x represents the number of tickets they can sell for the preview, then x can be found by solving the equation x + 30 = 400. Tickets for the preview are $7.50 each.
Solve the equation for x and find the maximum amount of money they can make from ticket sales.
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Simplify both sides of the equation as much as possible, and then solve. 

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One number is five more than twice another. If their sum is decreased by ten, the result is ten. Find the numbers.
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Simplify both sides of the equation as much as possible, and then solve.
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Two angles in a triangle are equal and their sum is four times as the third angle in the triangle. What are the measures of each of the three interior angles?
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If 23% of your monthly pay is withheld for federal income taxes and another 9% is withheld for Social Security, state income tax, and other miscellaneous items, leaving you with $995.50 a month in take-home pay, then the amount you earned before the deductions were removed from your check is given by the equation.
Solve this equation to find your gross income to the nearest dollar.

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USA Today reported in 1999 that the median starting salary of graduates of Stanford University's business school was $88,900, which was 15% more than it was the year before. What was the median starting salary of the 1998 graduates of Stanford University's business school? Round your answer to the nearest dollar.
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