In a raffle, one thousand tickets are sold. There is a grand prize of $ 6 comma 000$6,000, a second prize of $ 500$500, and a third prize of $100. Winners do not have their ticket costs refunded to them. What ticket price would make this game fair?
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Since there are 1,000 tickets sold, if we let the ticket price be \( p \), the total revenue is: \[ \text{Total Revenue} = 1000 \times p \] Show more…
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