Let A = Adults
C = Children
A + C = 1200 ( seating capacity) -- 1
60A + 40C = 67000 -- 2
simplify eq 2 we get
3A + 2C = 3350 -- eq 3
A + C = 1200 -- eq 4
multiply eq 4 by -2
we get
3A + 2C = 3350
-2A -2C = -2400
--------------------- (adding both)
A = 950
C = 1200 - 950
= 250
2006-10-17 02:22:49
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answer #1
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answered by nanduri p 2
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Let
a = the amount of adults
c = the amount of children
1200 the seating capacity
60a The charges of the adult
40c The charges for the children
67000 The production cost
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a + c = 1200 - - - - - - - -Equation 1
60a + 40c = 67000 - - - -Equation 2
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The substitution Method equation 1
a + c = 1200
a + c - a = 1200 - a
c = 1200 - c
insert the c value into equation 2
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60a + 40c = 67000
60a + 40(1200 - a) = 67000
60a + 48000 - 40a = 67000
20a + 48000 - 48000 = 67000 - 48000
20a = 19000
20a/20 = 19000/20
a = 950 adutts
The answer is a = 950
Insert the a value into equation 1
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a + c = 1200
950 + c = 1200
559 + c = 1200 - 950
c = 250 Children
The answer is c = 250
Insert the c value into equation 1
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Check for equation 1
a + c = 1200
950 + 250 = 1200
1200 = 1200
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Check for equation 2
60a + 40c = 67000
60(950) + 40(250) = 67000
57000 + 10000 = 67000
67000 = 67000
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The total cost for the adults is $ 57000
The total cost for the children $ 10000
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The number of adults is 950
The number of children is 250
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2006-10-17 10:36:36
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answer #2
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answered by SAMUEL D 7
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First, set up the equations you need to use. You can write two algebraic equations from the information given. Let's denote adult tickets as 'A' and child tickets as 'C'. Thus, you can derive that:
(1) A+C=1200
(2) 60A+40C>=67,000
Two equations and two uknowns, now we can solve for minimum number of A
Solving for C in (1), you get C = 1200-A
Substitute this in (2), you get:
60A+40(1200-A)>=67000 -------> 60A+48000-40A>=67000
Simplifying, you get 20A>=19000,
Thus, A>=950, meaning you have to sell at least 950 adult tickets to cover production costs.
To check, substitute A = 949 in (2), meaning C = 251
60(949)+40(251) = 56940+10040 = 66980, which is just under the 67,000 worth of production costs. Thus, our answer is correct
Hope this helps
2006-10-17 08:55:11
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answer #3
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answered by JSAM 5
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Hi,
I am not sure asto what is Split point method but here is a way to solve the above.
Let x be the no of adults that have to be seated.
Hence the no of children will be (1200 - x)
Hence , the total sum must be 67,000
The sum due to adults is 60x.
The sum due to children is 40(1200 - x).
The total = 67,000 = 60x + 40(1200 - x)
67000 = 60x + 48000 - 40x
=> 20x = 19000
=> x = 950
So, the no of adults must be greater than 950
and the no of children must be less than 250.
Peace out.
2006-10-17 09:00:15
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answer #4
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answered by Pradyumna N 2
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Let x be the no. of adults
and y the no. of children.
The equations for this problem are
x+y=1200
60x+40y=67000
y=1200-x
60x+40[1200-x]=67000
20x=19000
x=950
y=250
verify
950*60+250*40
=57000+10000
=67000
ok
2006-10-17 09:54:50
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answer #5
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answered by openpsychy 6
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You need two equations to solve.
x+y=1200
60x+40y=67,000
eliminate the Y's by multiplying the first equation by -40 and the second by 1.
(-40)x+y=1200 -40x-40y=-48000 20x=19000
(1)60x+40y=67000 60x+40y=67000 x=950
2006-10-17 11:31:24
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answer #6
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answered by scheerbarbara 1
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Minimum amount of adult seats assuming no children turn up is 67000/60= 1116.6 or 1117 seats. then we don't need to consider children.
2006-10-17 10:02:57
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answer #7
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answered by Anonymous
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Give the Points to Pradyumna N.
Good luck!
2006-10-17 09:06:03
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answer #8
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answered by Redeft 4
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