1. **State the problem:** We know 752 tickets were sold with the ratio of adult to children tickets as 3:1. We need to find the number of adult and children tickets sold.
2. **Use the ratio formula:** The total parts in the ratio are $3 + 1 = 4$ parts.
3. **Calculate one part:** Total tickets divided by total parts gives one part:
$$\frac{752}{4} = 188$$
4. **Calculate number of adult tickets:** Adult tickets are 3 parts:
$$3 \times 188 = 564$$
5. **Calculate number of children tickets:** Children tickets are 1 part:
$$1 \times 188 = 188$$
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6. **Next problem:** An adult ticket costs 2.5 times as much as a children’s ticket. Total income is 17578. Find the cost of a children’s ticket.
7. **Let the cost of a children’s ticket be $x$.** Then adult ticket cost is $2.5x$.
8. **Write income equation:**
$$564 \times 2.5x + 188 \times x = 17578$$
9. **Simplify:**
$$1410x + 188x = 17578$$
$$1598x = 17578$$
10. **Solve for $x$:**
$$x = \frac{17578}{1598}$$
11. **Simplify fraction by canceling common factors:**
$$x = \frac{\cancel{17578}}{\cancel{1598}}$$
(Here, 1598 divides into 17578 exactly 11 times)
12. **Calculate:**
$$x = 11$$
**Final answers:**
- Number of adult tickets = 564
- Number of children tickets = 188
- Cost of a children’s ticket = 11
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