Car model A cost $22,000 to purchase and $.12 per mile to maintain. Car model B costs $24,500 to purchase and $.10 per mile to maintain. How many miles.

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Car model A cost $22,000 to purchase and $.12 per mile to maintain. Car model B costs $24,500 to purchase and $.10 per mile to maintain. How many miles each car must be driven for the total costs of the two models to be the same? #1

L.A. Fitness has two aerobic classes, morning and evening. The morning class started with 40 people and increase by 2 people per month. The evening class starts with 22 and increase by 8 per month. When will the number of students in each class be the same? #2

Rosa bought 1 pound of cashews and 2 pounds of peanuts for $10. At the different store, Sabrina bought 2 pounds of cashews and 1 pound of peanuts for $11. Find the cost per pound for cashews and peanuts. #3

Miss Schmidt bought 2 snickers bars and 2 butterfinger bars for $4.80. Miss Ayers bought 3 snickers bars and 1 butterfinger bar for $4.00. How much was a snickers bar and a butterfinger bar? #4

A bank teller has a total of 124 bills in fives and tens. The total value of the money is $840. How many fives and how many tens does she have? #5

You have a total of $2.65 in your pocket. You have a total of 16 coins, with only quarters and dimes. Find the exact number of quarters and dimes. #6

The attendance at a school football game was 350. Tickets for adults cost $2.25, compared to $1.00 for children. If the total amount sold was $600, how many children and adults attended? #7

In one day a movie theater collected $4275 from 675 people. The price of admission is $7 for an adult and $5 for a child. How many adults and how many children were admitted to the movie theater that day? #8