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"Tickets to the play each cost $26. There are 144 seats in the theater. How much money does the theater collect from ticket sales for a sold-out show?"

To solve this, multiply the cost per ticket by the number of seats:

\[
26 \times 144 = 3744
\]

Thus, the correct answer is **$3,744**. However, it looks like the answer "$170" is selected in the screenshot, which is incorrect. The correct answer is **$3,744**.

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Here are 5 related questions to further your understanding:
1. What is the result if the ticket price was increased to $30?
2. How much money would the theater make if only 120 seats were sold at $26 each?
3. If the theater offered a 10% discount on tickets, how much would each ticket cost?
4. How many tickets need to be sold to earn $5,000 in sales at $26 each?
5. If the theater wanted to make $4,000 in total, how many additional tickets would need to be sold?

**Tip:** When solving word problems, always double-check that you’ve performed the correct operation (e.g., multiplication, division) based on what the problem asks.

Tickets to the play each cost $26. There are 144 seats in the theater. How much money does the theater collect from ticket sales for a sold-out show?

Learn how to calculate the total revenue for a theater with 144 seats, where each ticket costs $26. This problem covers basic multiplication concepts suitable for Grade 4 students. Follow a step-by-step guide to solve this arithmetic word problem.

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