A volleyball team sold raffle tickets to raise money for the upcoming season. They sold three different types of tickets: premium for $10, deluxe for $4, and regular for $2. The total number of tickets sold was 208, and the total amount of money from raffle tickets was $714. If 78 more regular tickets were sold than deluxe tickets, how many premium tickets were sold?
Unitary Method
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Speed, Time, and Distance
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A volleyball team sold raffle tickets to raise money for the
upcoming season. They sold three different types of tickets:
premium for $10, deluxe for $4, and regular for $2. The total
number of tickets sold was 208, and the total amount of money
from raffie tickets was $714. If 78 more regular tickets were
sold than deluxe tickets, how many premium tickets were sold?
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