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Nat2105 [25]
3 years ago
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The owner of a luxury motor yacht that sails among the 4000 Greek islands charges $540 per person per day if exactly 20 people s

ign up for the cruise. However, if more than 20 people (up to the maximum capacity of 90) sign up for the cruise, then each fare is reduced by $7 per day for each additional passenger. Assume at least 20 people sign up for the cruise, and let x denote the number of passengers above 20.
(a) Find a function R giving the revenue per day realized from the charter.
R(x) =
(b) What is the revenue per day if 48 people sign up for the cruise?
$
(c) What is the revenue per day if 78 people sign up for the cruise?
$
Mathematics
1 answer:
lora16 [44]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Charges up to 20 passengers = $540 per person per day

Total charges = 540 × 20 = $10800

If x passengers above 20 sign up for the cruise then total number of passengers = (20 + x)

Total revenue = $(20+x)

But each fare is reduced by $7 for additional passenger above 20 then revenue generated R(x) = 540(20+x) - 7x

R(x) = 10800 + 540x - 7x

R(x) = 10800 + 533x

a). Revenue per day realized R = 10800 + 533x

b). R(48) = 10800 + 48×533

              = $36,384

C). R(78) = 10800 + 78×543

              = $53,154

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