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A total of 216 people bought tickets for the matinee and night showing of the school play. Students bought Two-thirds of the tickets for the matinee, while StartFraction 4 Over 9 EndFraction of the night show’s tickets were sold to students. If there were a total of 118 tickets sold to students, which system of equations can be used to determine the total number of tickets sold for the matinee, x, and for the night showing, y?
x + y = 216 and Two-thirds x + StartFraction 4 Over 9 EndFraction y = 118
x + y = 118 and Two-thirds x + StartFraction 4 Over 9 EndFraction y = 216
x + y = 216 and StartFraction 4 Over 9 EndFraction x + two-thirds y = 118
x + y = 118 and StartFraction 4 Over 9 EndFraction x + two-thirds y = 118

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