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Question 1173017: plz help...!!
Paula is the student council member responsible for planning an outdoor student dinner dance. Plans include hiring a band and buying and serving dinner. She wants to keep the ticket cost as low as possible to encourage student attendance while still covering the cost of the band and food.
Band A charges $600 to play for the evening. Band B charges $350 plus $1.25 per student.
Part A
Write a system of equations to represent the cost of the two bands.
Part B
Choose an online tool or paper to graph the system of equations. What is the number of students for which the cost for both bands would be equal?
A caterer charges a fixed amount for preparing a dinner plus a rate per student served. The total cost is modeled by this equation:
total cost = fixed amount + rate ⋅ number of students
Part A
Paula knows that the total cost for 100 students will be $750, and the total cost for 150 students will be $1,050. What is the caterer’s fixed cost and the rate per student served?
Use the information you found in Questions 1 and 2.
Part A
Assume that 200 students attend the dance. Decide which band Paula should choose, then give the cost per ticket so that the expenses for the dance are covered.
Use the information you found in Questions 1 and 2.
Part A
Assume that 300 students attend the dance. Decide which band Paula should choose, then give the cost per ticket so that the expenses for the dance are covered.
Paula can spend no more than $500 for a photographer to take specialty photos for the dinner. Aerial photos from a drone cost $25 each, and wide-angle photos cost $50 each.
Part A
Write an inequality that represents the number of each type of photo that Paula can buy. Let x equal the number of aerial photos and y equal the number of wide-angle photos.
Paula can spend no more than $500 for a photographer to take specialty photos for the dinner. Aerial photos from a drone cost $25 each, and wide-angle photos cost $50 each.
Part A
Suppose the photographer takes 11 aerial photos. What is the maximum number of wide-angle photos that Paula can afford?
Answer by ikleyn(52794)   (Show Source):
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