Trace table: overridden ticket prices

Line 1: class Ticket:1class Ticket:
Line 2, indented 1 level: def price(self):2    def price(self):
Line 3, indented 2 levels: return 103        return 10
Line 4: 4
Line 5: class ChildTicket(Ticket):5class ChildTicket(Ticket):
Line 6, indented 1 level: def price(self):6    def price(self):
Line 7, indented 2 levels: return 67        return 6
Line 8: 8
Line 9: class GroupTicket(Ticket):9class GroupTicket(Ticket):
Line 10, indented 1 level: def price(self):10    def price(self):
Line 11, indented 2 levels: return super().price() * 4 - 511        return super().price() * 4 - 5
Line 12: 12
Line 13: tickets = [Ticket(), ChildTicket(), GroupTicket()]13tickets = [Ticket(), ChildTicket(), GroupTicket()]
Line 14: total = 014total = 0
Line 15: for t in tickets:15for t in tickets:
Line 16, indented 1 level: p = t.price()16    p = t.price()
Line 17, indented 1 level: total = total + p17    total = total + p

Fill in one row each time a line changes p or total. The table already has the right number of rows. In each row, write only what that line changes; you can leave the other cells empty or copy their values down. Write values the way Python shows them: 3 and 3.0 are different, and text goes in quotes.