In the relation C = 60+15n, C represents the total cost of holding an event at a hall, and n represents the number of guests. The maximum number of guests allowed in the hall is 100. What are the minimum and maximum possible values for C?

a $0, $1500

b $0, $1560

c $60, $1500

d $60, $1560

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Douglas Spears

Mathematics

31 August, 07:41

In the relation C = 60+15n, C represents the total cost of holding an event at a hall, and n represents the number of guests. The maximum number of guests allowed in the hall is 100. What are the minimum and maximum possible values for C?

a $0, $1500

b $0, $1560

c $60, $1500

d $60, $1560

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Eliana Kirk · Answer 1

Minimum possible number of guests is zero.

C = 60 + 15 (0) = $60

Maximum possible number of guests is 100.

C = 60 + 15 (100) = $1,560

That looks like Choice (d).

In the relation C = 60+15n, C represents the total cost of holding an event at a hall, and n represents the number of guests. The maximum number of guests allowed in the hall is 100. What are the minimum and maximum possible values for C?a $0, $1500b $0, $1560c $60, $1500d $60, $1560

In the relation C = 60+15n, C represents the total cost of holding an event at a hall, and n represents the number of guests. The maximum number of guests allowed in the hall is 100. What are the minimum and maximum possible values for C?

a $0, $1500

b $0, $1560

c $60, $1500

d $60, $1560