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Alona [7]
3 years ago
5

lng rordoin a party contextat the Vine House HotelYour House Hotelparty $20 $750 Chargesfor Sarah per 30 ow thperson pluspeoplet

hat there for the will be each personcost will 60 extra be people at the party.

Mathematics
1 answer:
S_A_V [24]3 years ago
3 0

So in this problem we can see that there will be 60 people at the party. Following the conditions for this event that state the following: $750 for up to 30 people and every extra person pays $20. To show that the cost will be $1350 in total we simply do this:



For 30 people we have $750 dollars. Now every other person after pays only $20. That means that another the other 30 people will pay in total only $600.



If we add them we get: $750 + $600 = 1350. This shows that the cost will be $1350.

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