Sean and Karen have visited several venues for their dinner and dance reception. They have narrowed the choice down to two locations. The Olympic Club will charge them a $2000 room rental and $65 per guest for dinner. The Fairmont Hotel will charge them $105 per guest.
Question: 2. If Sean and Karen prefer the Fairmont, and Sean's parents offer to pay $2000 more towards the reception, how many guests can attend without pushing Sean and Karen over their new reception budget?
As per my understanding from the question, we need to compute the guest that can attend without pushing the budget.
Let suppose x guest visits the reception.
So Cost for x persons in Olympic Club will be - $2,000 + 65x
and Cost for x persons in Fairmont Hotel will be - 105x
Let us see if both are equal then what value x takes -
2000 + 65x = 105x
40x = 2000
x= 50 persons
So we can say that 50 persons can visit without pushing the budget.
If you want to ask anything other than this, please comment, I will answer that part too.
Hope it helps. Thank You
Sean and Karen have visited several venues for their dinner and dance reception. They have narrowed...