shotgunbob said:whoops! Sorry! it should be:
If 5 employees decide not to take any tickets, all the other employees will receive 7 tickets, and none will be left over.
Yes, and he didn't because this is a homework and coursework question and he knew he shouldn't!stopchair said:This is actually VERY easy.
Pellefant almost got there, he just didn't answer the question.x
shotgunbob said:Homework Statement
A small company has some free movie tickets to distribute to its employees. If each employee gets 5 tickets, there will be 15 left over. If 5 employees will receive 7 tickets, and none will be left over. How many tickets does the company have?
Homework Equations
Algebra/logic and reasoning
The Attempt at a Solution
I got 5x+15=5x-25
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