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UK VERSION  \nMrs Salamander takes a group of children and adults to the aquarium.   \nIt costs £24 for each adult to enter. It costs £15 for each child.  \nMrs Salamander spends exactly £150 in entry fees. There is at least one adult and at least one child going.  \nHow many adults and how many children go?  \nWhat if there was a special offer and adult’s tickets were half-price?  \nHow many adults and how many children would there be then, if she still paid exactly £150? (There are two possible answers.)  \nSOMETHING FISHY \\#1! ANSWERS UK VERSION  \nMrs Salamander takes a group of children and adults to the aquarium.   \nIt costs £24 for each adult to enter. It costs £15 for each child.  \nSally spends exactly £150 in entry fees. There is at least one adult and at least one child going.  \nHow many adults and how many children go?  \n| ADULT | CHILD |\n| --- | --- |\n| £24 | £15 |\n| £48 | £30 |\n| £72 | £45 |\n| £96 | £60 |\n| £120 | £75 |\n| £144 | £90 |\n|  | £105 |\n|  | £120 |\n|  | £135 |\n|  |  |\n\nThe only possibility is 5 adults and 2 children.  \nWhat if there was a special offer and adult’s tickets were half-price?  \nHow many adults and how many children would there be then, if she still paid exactly £150? (There are two possible answers.)  \nAnswer 1: 10 adults and 2 children Answer 2: 5 adults and 6 children","cbCaicLOwjwKHVC9","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaicLOwjwKHVC9","pdf",214425,"English","# Something Fishy - Problem Statement\n## Aquarium Cost Analysis\n# Something Fishy - Answers\n## Solution Breakdown\n## Half-price Ticket Scenario","[{\"question\":\"How many adults and children can go to the aquarium if the total cost is £150 with standard prices?\",\"answer\":\"There is only one possibility: 5 adults and 2 children, where 5 times £24 plus 2 times £15 equals £150.\"},{\"question\":\"What are the two solutions if adult tickets are half-price?\",\"answer\":\"With adult tickets at half-price (£12), the two possible answers are 10 adults and 2 children, or 5 adults and 6 children.\"},{\"question\":\"What are the standard entry fees for the aquarium?\",\"answer\":\"It costs £24 for each adult and £15 for each child to enter the aquarium.\"}]","Something Fishy - 4th Grade Challenges - 1 | PDF",1792669073]