A school auditorium can hold 386 people. For a choir concert, there will be 23 staff members in attendance. Which inequaity decribes the number of people each of the 33 choir members can invite to the concert to fit in the auditorium? (a. g _ 11 guests (b. g _ 12 guests (d. g

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A school auditorium can hold 386 people. For a choir concert, there will be 23 staff members in attendance. Which inequaity decribes the number of people each of the 33 choir members can invite to the concert to fit in the auditorium? (a. g >_ 11 guests (b. g <_ 11 guests (c. g >_ 12 guests (d. g <_ 12 guests btw <_ means less than or equal to and >_ means greater than or equal to.

lasttccasey · Answer

So if you know 386 people can be held and there will already be 23 people attending. You can subtract to find the remaining number of people that can be invited.
$$386-23=363$$From here you know there is 33 members that can invite people. Simply divide the two numbers to find how many each member can invite.$$363/33=11$$Thus we can say each member can invite a maximum of 11 guests. In math terms, `g <= 11`

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Do you understand how I came to that answer?

helpmeplease14 · Answer

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