s.15 compare ratesimord problems Nic Dean and Lisa both found deals online for movie tickets. Dean bought 4 movie tickets for \( \$ 3980 \). Lisa bought 6 movie tickets for \( \$ 46.50 \). How much more did Dean pay per ticket than Lisa? \( \$ \) per ticket

To find out how much more Dean paid per ticket than Lisa, we first need to calculate the price per ticket for both Dean and Lisa. For Dean: The total cost for 4 tickets is \( \$ 3980 \). Thus, the price per ticket for Dean is: \[ \text{Price per ticket for Dean} = \frac{3980}{4} = \$ 995 \] For Lisa: The total cost for 6 tickets is \( \$ 46.50 \). Thus, the price per ticket for Lisa is: \[ \text{Price per ticket for Lisa} = \frac{46.50}{6} = \$ 7.75 \] Now, we subtract Lisa's price per ticket from Dean's price per ticket: \[ \text{Difference} = 995 - 7.75 = 987.25 \] So, Dean paid \( \$ 987.25 \) more per ticket than Lisa.