A non-profit organization hosted two fundraising events, Event A and Event B. Event A charged a ticket price of per person and collected an additional fixed donation of from a local sponsor. Event B charged a ticket price of per person and collected a fixed donation of from a corporate sponsor. The number of attendees at Event B was fewer than twice the number of attendees at Event A. If the total revenue raised from both events combined was , how many people attended Event B?
- A60
- B70
- 130Answer
- D140
- E150
Answer
130 people attended Event B.
Setting up the linear equation for total revenue gives , where is the attendance at Event A. Expanding and combining like terms yields , which solves to . Substituting into the expression for Event B attendance () gives .
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Linear Equations in One Variable
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