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At a history museum, the price of each regular admission ticket sold last Sunday was \(30\) percent less than the price

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by AAPL » Mon Aug 17, 2026 6:39 pm

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At a history museum, the price of each regular admission ticket sold last Sunday was \(30\) percent less than the price of each regular admission ticket sold last Saturday. If the museum’s total revenue from the sale of regular admission tickets last Saturday and Sunday was \(\$6,150,\) what was its revenue from the sale of regular admission tickets last Saturday alone?

1) The number of regular admission tickets sold by the museum last Sunday was \(50\) percent greater than the number of regular admission tickets sold by the museum last Saturday

2) The price of each regular admission ticket sold by the museum last Saturday was \(\$10\)

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Source: — Data Sufficiency |

That sounds like an interesting question. I always find these percentage-based problems a little tricky at first, especially when the original price is not given. Thanks for sharing!
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