You and your friend go to an amusement park. You buy t tickets and spend $8 on food. Your friend buys t tickets and spends $12 on food. Is it possible that you and your friend spent the same amount at the amusement park.

In the case of 4 tickets it can be possible

Step-by-step explanation:

Let us assume the number of tickets be t

Now as per the question the equations would be

For you  = t + $8

For your friend = t + $12

In the case when you both spend the same amount so the above equations would be equivalent to each other

t + $8 = t + $12

So here the tickets would be 4 so this is possible that you both spend the same amounts

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