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2 years ago

2. After the orchestra completed its program

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stiv31 [10]2 years ago

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<h3><u>Question:</u></h3>

After the orchestra completed its program, there was a party to allow the patrons to mingle with the musicians. Kayla’s Catering provided the food, drinks, and service for the party. There were two hundred seven guests. Kayla charges $27.00 per guest for food and $10.00 per guest for drinks. To that she adds $4.98 per guest for service. What was Kayla's total bill for catering the party?

<h3><u>Answer:</u></h3>

The total bill for catering the party is $ 8689.86

<h3><u>Solution:</u></h3>

Kayla’s Catering provided the food, drinks, and service for the party

Total number of guests = 207

Charge for food for 1 guest = $ 27

Charge for drink for 1 guest = $ 10

Charge for service for 1 guest = $ 4.98

<em><u>To find: Kayla total bill for cater</u></em>

Total bill = Total number of guests(Charge for food for 1 guest + Charge for drink for 1 guest + Charge for service for 1 guest)

$Total\ bill = 207(27+10+4.98)\\\\Total\ bill = 207(37 + 4.98)\\\\Total\ bill = 207 \times 41.98\\\\Total\ bill = 8689.86$

Thus total bill for catering the party is $ 8689.86

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