A children's birthday party at a indoor play center cost $50 to rent the space and 6.25 per child. Gina wants to spend no more than $100 on her son's fourth birthday party, Wight in inequality for the number of children who can attend the birthday party

The number of children (n) that can attend the birthday party can be expressed as;

n≤8

Step-by-step explanation:

Step 1

We can use the expression below to calculate the total cost of the party as shown;

C≥F + (V*n)

where;

C=total cost of Gina is willing to spend

F=fixed cost for the rent

V=cost per child

n=number of children at the party

In our case;

C=$100

F=$50

V=$6.25

n=n

replacing;

100≥50 + (6.25*n)

6.25 n+50≤100

6.25 n≤100-50

6.25 n≤50

n≤50/6.25

n≤8

The number of children (n) that can attend the birthday party can be expressed as;

n≤8