In planning for a school dance, you find that one band will pay for $250, plus 50% of the total ticket sales. Another band will play for a flat fee of $550. In order for the first band to produce more profit for the school than the other band, what is the highest price you can charge per ticket, assuming 300 people attend?
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250 +.5(300) x <550

where x is the charge per ticket

250 +150x<550

150x<300

x<2

When x is $1.99 per ticket, the expenses are less for the first band.
by Level 5 User (12.9k points)

250 +.5(300) x <550

where x is the charge per ticket

250 +150x<550

150x<300

x<2

When x is $1.99 per ticket, the expenses are less for the first band.

by Level 3 User (2.7k points)

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