Trent is inviting people to his parents' anniversary party and wants to stay at or below his budget of $3,800 for the food. The cost will be $34 for each adult's meal and $22 for each child's meal.Select the inequality in standard form that describes this situation. Use the given numbers and the following variables.x= the number of adultsy= the number of childrenChoices:(A) 22x+34y≤3,800(B) 34+x+22+y≤3,800(C) 34x+22y≤3,800(D) 22+x+34+y≤3,800
Q. Trent is inviting people to his parents' anniversary party and wants to stay at or below his budget of $3,800 for the food. The cost will be $34 for each adult's meal and $22 for each child's meal.Select the inequality in standard form that describes this situation. Use the given numbers and the following variables.x= the number of adultsy= the number of childrenChoices:(A) 22x+34y≤3,800(B) 34+x+22+y≤3,800(C) 34x+22y≤3,800(D) 22+x+34+y≤3,800
Calculate Cost per Child: Determine the cost per child and the number of children.Cost per child meal: $22Number of children: yWhat is the total cost for the child meals?Cost per child meal × Number of children=22×y=22yTotal cost for child meals: 22y
Find Total Cost: Combine the total costs for adults and children to find the total cost for the party.Total cost for adult meals: 34xTotal cost for child meals: 22yWhat is the total cost for the party?Add total cost for adult meals and total cost for child meals.34x+22y
Compare with Budget: Compare the total cost with Trent's budget.Trent's budget: $3,800Total cost for the party: 34x+22yTrent wants to stay at or below his budget.Select the inequality that describes this situation.Total cost must be less than or equal to the budget.Inequality: 34x+22y≤3,800
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