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A movie theater charges $15 for adults and children and $10 for seniors. A total of $1,270 was collected for movie ticket sales one night for a selected movie. The total number of tickets sold for that movie was 93.
a. Write a system of equations that represents the situation. Let a represent the number of adults and children tickets sold and s represent the number of senior tickets sold.
b. Solve the system you wrote in part (a) using the substitution method:
c. What does your solution represent in the context of the problem?
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