The answer is no ... Thats the correct answer
Part A:
Given that Rachel is planning a wedding for 100 to 250 people, the <span>inequality in terms of p people that describes how many people Rachel plans to invite is given by:
100 ≤ p ≤ 250
Part B:
Given that the </span>caterer charges $20 per person, plus a flat fee of $200,<span> the </span><span>inequality that shows how much the caterer will charge in terms of p is given by:
20(100) + 200 ≤ 20p + 200 ≤ 20(250) + 200
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Part C:
<span>The range of catering fees (C) that Rachel is considering is given by:
</span><span>20(100) + 200 ≤ 20p + 200 ≤ 20(250) + 200
2000 + 200 ≤ C ≤ 5000 + 200
2200 ≤ C ≤ 5200
Therefore, the range of catering fees Racheal is considering is from $2,200 to $5,200
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I'm guessing they mean the place? If it is, then it's the "hundredths" place
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were is the problem
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