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We are going to assume that the show is sold out. If 66 student tickets were sold, we only have 74 adult tickets to sell. Based on that information, we then have to use an inequality to find out if the number of adult tickets we have to sell to meet our money requirements is more than the amount of seating we have left after 66 seats were taken by students. Our inequality looks like this:
5.50(66) + 7.50(a) ≥ 910 and
363 + 7.50a ≥ 910 and
7.50a ≥ 547 so
a ≥ 73
In order to meet our money requirement, we have to sell 73 adult tickets. Since we have 74 seats left, we are good.
We want to find an inequality that represents the given situation.
The inequality is:
74 ≥ x ≥ 73
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The given information is:
- Each student ticket sells for $5.50
- Each adult ticket sells for $7.50
- The auditorium can hold a maximum of 140 people.
- The drama club must make at least $910
Now we know that 66 student tickets were sold, so the profit for this is:
66*$5.50 = $363
Then now the drama club must make at least:
$910 - $363 = $547
And the number of places left is 140 - 66 = 74.
Now let's define x as the number of adult tickets that they must sell, we will have that the profit for these x tickets is:
x*$7.50
And this must be at least $547, then we have:
x*$7.50 ≥ $547
Solving this for x, we get:
x ≥ $547/$7.50 = 72.9
This could be rounded to the next whole number, so we get:
x ≥ 73
And we also have the restriction that a maximum of 74 tickets can be sold, so the inequality will be:
74 ≥ x ≥ 73
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