Answer:
60 guests
Step-by-step explanation:
We'll say that the number of guests is n.
We're looking for the n where both of these expressions are equal:
Company A (500 set-up fee, 25 for each guest)
500 + 25 * n
Company B (200 set-up fee, 30 for each guest)
200 + 30 * n
500 + 25n = 200 + 30n
Subtract 200 from both sides.
300 + 25n = 30n
Subtract 25n from both sides.
300 = 5n
We'll reverse the sides.
5n = 300
Divide both sides by 5.
n = 300/5 = 60
Thus, both companies are equal when n is 60, or when there are 60 guests.
No because the second one have an x on the denominator, but the first one doesn't
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Answer:
12/7
Step-by-step explanation:
The only way to properly answer your question is with the image, but without it, I can still give you a guess of what it will be.
Generally, with these types of problems, the cyclist will begin riding at an increasingly fast pace, Then they will begin slowing down, so the line decreases. When he stops for water the line should remain constant. Meaning a straight horizontal line such as this ------------------
If you can include an image I can give you the exact answer you're looking for, however.
