1) a museum charges $52 for a day pass and $115 for a season pass. last month, 7693-day passes were sold and 252 season passes were sold. how much was spent on museum passes last month? round all ofyour answers to the nearest tens.

The amount spend on museum passes last month was $429,020.

The total revenue through an item is the product of its cost per unit and the number of units sold.

Revenue generated through day passes

= Price of the day pass x number of day passes sold

= $52 x 7693

= $400,036

Revenue generated through season passes

= Price of the season pass x number of season passes sold

= $115 x 252

= $28,980

Total revenue generated = revenue generated through day pass revenue generated through the season pass

Total revenue generated = $400,036 + $28,980

Total revenue generated = $429,016 ≈ $429,020 (round to nearest tens)

Hence, the amount spend on museum passes last month was $429,020.

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431536

Step-by-step explanation:

Multiply 52 and 7693 which gives you 400,036

Then multiply 252 and 115 which gives you 31,500

Add 31,500 and 400,036 for $431536

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