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Mathematics, 14.03.2020 04:21 zairaefh6496

The Problem:

Mrs. Ashe is planning to take her study group on a field trip to an amusement park. The regular cost is $55 per person. There is a party special that costs $46 per person with an additional $45 fee for a private room where students can eat lunch. Mrs. Ashe is trying to decide if she should use the regular price or the party special.

D) When would the two admission prices be the same? Explain how you know this using 1-2 complete sentences. (17 points)

E) How much would it cost to bring 6 people on the field trip for the regular price, and how much for the party special? Explain how you know this using 1-2 complete sentences. (17 points)

F) When would it be better to go with the regular price and when would it be better to go with the party special? Explain how you know this using 1-2 complete sentences. (17 points)

G) The director of the Study Group told Mrs. Ashe that she can have a budget of $725 to bring as many study group members as she can. What deal should Mrs. Ashe go with and what is the maximum number of people she can bring with $725? Support your answer by showing how many people can go with each deal using 2-3 complete sentences. (32 points)

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