SOLUTION: The Booster Club has a goal of raising at least $300. The Club has already raised $75. The Booster Club is sponsoring a pancake breakfast and charging $5.00 per ticket.
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Question 994035: The Booster Club has a goal of raising at least $300. The Club has already raised $75. The Booster Club is sponsoring a pancake breakfast and charging $5.00 per ticket.
What inequality would represent the number of tickets (t) that the Booster Club must sell to meet its goal?
I have seen this question and similar posted - providing the number of tickets that need to be sold does NOT provide a statment of inequality and THAT is the answer to the question - a statement of inequality. it should read something as follows (the variable t should be included) is equal to or greater than 300. Found 2 solutions by josgarithmetic, MathTherapy:Answer by josgarithmetic(39617) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! x, how many tickets needed;
If the sales revenue is what is necessary and nothing about cost involved, then your aim is to make the 300-75=225 dollars yet to fill.
Want at least 225 dollars, and each ticket bring in (if just revenue) 5 dollars. .
You can put this solution on YOUR website!
The Booster Club has a goal of raising at least $300. The Club has already raised $75. The Booster Club is sponsoring a pancake breakfast and charging $5.00 per ticket.
What inequality would represent the number of tickets (t) that the Booster Club must sell to meet its goal?
I have seen this question and similar posted - providing the number of tickets that need to be sold does NOT provide a statment of inequality and THAT is the answer to the question - a statement of inequality. it should read something as follows (the variable t should be included) is equal to or greater than 300.
Proceeds from the sale of tickets (t), plus amount already raised, is greater than, or equal to total to be raised, OR
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