1. Maribel and some friends went to an adventure park. The total cost of their ticke was \( \$ 374 \) and each person paid \( \$ 46.75 \). Write a multiplication equation that can be used to find how many people bought tickets to the adventure park. (Example 1)

To find out how many people bought tickets, we can use a multiplication equation where the total cost equals the number of people multiplied by the cost per ticket. We can express this as: \( 46.75 \times n = 374 \), where \( n \) represents the number of people. Now, to find \( n \), we simply divide the total cost by the cost per ticket: \( n = \frac{374}{46.75} \). This will show us how many adventurers splurged on a day of fun!