Understanding Ticket Usage

The video tutorial explains how Ann uses tickets for activities like riding the Ferris wheel and ice skating. Initially, Ann uses two tickets for the Ferris wheel and four for ice skating, totaling six tickets. The tutorial then guides viewers through calculating the remaining tickets Ann has after these activities. Starting with nine tickets, Ann uses six, leaving her with three tickets. The video demonstrates basic addition and subtraction to solve the problem.

How many tickets does Ann need for the Ferris wheel?

• Four tickets

• Three tickets

• Two tickets

• One ticket

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What is the total number of tickets Ann uses for both the Ferris wheel and ice skating?

• Five tickets

• Eight tickets

• Seven tickets

• Six tickets

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How many tickets did Ann have initially?

• Five tickets

• Seven tickets

• Nine tickets

• Eleven tickets

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After using tickets for the Ferris wheel and ice skating, how many tickets does Ann have left?

• Four tickets

• Five tickets

• Three tickets

• Two tickets

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If Ann had 12 tickets initially, how many would she have left after the activities?

• Seven tickets

• Four tickets

• Five tickets

• Six tickets

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