A concert hall has 9,000 seats and two s of ticket prices, $22 and $62. Assume t
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A concert hall has 9,000 seats and two s of ticket prices, $22 and $62. Assume that all seats in each category can be sold Concert Tickets sold Return required 9,000 9,000 9,000 $511,000 $483,000 $341,000 a. How many tickets of each category should be sold to bring in each of the retuns indicated in the table? $22 Tickets $62 Tickets Concert 1 b. Is it possible to bring in a retun of $108,000 when all the seats are sold? O A. No, $108,000 is greater than the highest possible retum O B. No, $108,000 is less than the smallest possible return. O C. Yes, $108,000 is within the range of possible returns O D. None of the above. Is it possible to bring in a return of $566,000 when all the seats are sold? A. Yes, S566.000 is within the range of possible returns O B. No, $566,000 is less than the smallest possible retun. O c. No, $566,000 is greater than the highest possible return.Explanation / Answer
(a)
Let the $22 and $62 seats be a and b respectively
Concert 1:
a+b = 9000
22a+62b = 511,000
multiply first equation by 22 and subtract from second
22a+62b-22a-22b = 511,000 - 198,000 = 313,000
40b = 313,000
b = 7825
a = 1175
Concert 1: $22 ticket to be sold are 1175, and $62 ticket to be sold are 7825
Concert 2:
a+b = 9000
22a+62b = 483000
a = 1875, b = 7125
Concert 2: $22 ticket to be sold are 1875, and $62 ticket to be sold are 7125
Concert 3:
a+b = 9000
22a+62b = 341000
a = 5425, b = 3575
Concert 3: $22 ticket to be sold are 5425, and $62 ticket to be sold are 3575
(b).
108,000 is very low so we will have to compare it with the scenario when all the seats are $22
9000 seats for $22, bring in: 22*9000 = 198,000
so it can not go less than 198,000 if all the seats are sold
answer is option B.
(c).
566,000 is very high so we will have to compare it with the scenario when all the seats are $62
9000 seats for $62, bring in: 62*9000 = 558,000
so it can not go more than 558,000 if all the seats are sold
answer is option C.
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