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The top team in the football league has 450 season ticket holders. The current cost of season tickets is $700. The team knows that for each $20 increase in price, 10
season ticket holders will cancel their subscriptions.
Algebraically determine what price the team should charge to maximize their revenue.
How many tickets will they sell at this price?

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