I. 1250 + 20x = the cost of the party, x = the number of people attending.
II. If there are 300 people attending, the cost would be $7,250.
III. (attached) I'm not sure what kind of graph you're looking for, but I created a table. A represents the number of people attending. B represents the total cost.
IV. Daryl is incorrect. If there are 750 people attending, the total cost would be $16,250 because 750 multiplied by $20 (the cost per person) is $15,000. That plus $1,250 (the cost of the mansion) equals $16,250.
$16,250 does not equal $16,500.
II. If there are 300 people attending, the cost would be $7,250.
III. (attached) I'm not sure what kind of graph you're looking for, but I created a table. A represents the number of people attending. B represents the total cost.
IV. Daryl is incorrect. If there are 750 people attending, the total cost would be $16,250 because 750 multiplied by $20 (the cost per person) is $15,000. That plus $1,250 (the cost of the mansion) equals $16,250.
$16,250 does not equal $16,500.