Tickets=19, People =200.Option 1= $2.00 Admission $.50 Per ticket ,19x$.50x 200 people = $1900 ticket Profit +400$= 2300 together. Option 2= No Admission, 1.00$ per ticket ,$1.00x19x200=3800.
Profit Equal income(the money take in) minus expenses. for each option, Write an Equation to find the profit Y of selling X tickets. Assume that 200 people will attend and use $1000 as your expenses. Graph the equtions in the same Coordinate Plane. For which numbers of tickets sold are the two options equal? what is the profit or loss for this number of tickets? also what would the Formula be for

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Tickets=19, People =200.Option 1= $2.00 Admission $.50 Per ticket ,19x$.50x 200 people = $1900 ticket Profit +400$= 2300 together.  Option 2= No Admission, 1.00$ per ticket ,$1.00x19x200=3800.
Profit Equal income(the money take in) minus expenses. for each option, Write an Equation to find the profit Y of selling X tickets. Assume that 200 people will attend and use $1000 as your expenses.       Graph the equtions in the same Coordinate Plane. For which numbers of tickets sold are the two options equal? what is the profit or loss for this number of tickets?  also what would the Formula be for

anonymous · Answer

Wait...so do you have 19 tickets for 200 people?

anonymous · Answer

19 tickectes Per 1 person, 1 persone buys 19 tickets

anonymous · Answer

Hmmm. Hold on.

anonymous · Answer

alright ^^

anonymous · Answer

ill brb in 10 minutes dinner 
Dont go anywere :P

anonymous · Answer

Still a bit confused. Okay so there are 200 people. Assuming each will buy 19 tickets? And there is two options. Sell tickets for $1 or $2...

anonymous · Answer

right ^^

anonymous · Answer

oh hang on
one sell tickets for .50 $, one sells for 1.00$