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Answer:
Ah yes, one of my favorite topics.
Step 1: Which ever fraction comes first, you will solve it first. For this question, focus on doing first. Afterwards, do
Step 2: First one equals to 1.125. Next, find the LCD (lowest common dominator, which is 10).
Step 3: 1.125+3/10
Answer:
4 × 6
Step-by-step explanation:
2^2= 4 or 2 × 2= 4
2^3= 6 or 2 × 2 × 2= 6
So, 4 × 6
A)
Knights:
25n-C+1250=0
25n+1250=C
C=25n+1250
Legions:
30n+995-C=0
30n+995=C
C=30n+995
b)
fixed cost=b in y-intercept form
variable cost, dependent on n=m in y-intercept form
Knights:
fixed=1250
variable=25
Legions:
fixed=995
variable=30
c)
insert 45 into n for both formulas:
Knights:
25*45+1250=1125+1250=2375
Legions:
30*45+995=1350+995=2345
d)With 45 guests the Legion's Banquett Hall is cheaper, but due to the higher variable cost this changes with a few more people.
calculate break even point:
difference in variable cost=5 -> per person the cost difference will decrease by this much if another person joins
current price difference: 2375-2345=30
30/5=6 -> if there are 6 additional guest (total= 51) they will cost the same
if there are more than 6 additional guest (total >51) the knight's banquett will be cheaper.