SOLUTION: write and solve the inequality.Mike wants to keep the cost per person of his party under $15. The party place charges a flat fee of $250 for an all-inclusive party. let g represent

Question 901997: write and solve the inequality.Mike wants to keep the cost per person of his party under $15. The party place charges a flat fee of $250 for an all-inclusive party. let g represent the number of guests, including himself, he can invite
Answer by josgarithmetic(39617) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Cost is 250 and price for any guest is .

Inequality to show what is wanted, .
g is understood to be a whole number or actually a natural number.

You cannot have a fraction of a guest.
If you restrict the set of values of g to natural numbers, then you can simply give .
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