Anna is in charge of the alumni fundraiser for her alma mater. She is selling pre-sale tickets for $10 and at-the-door tickets for $25. The venue has the capacity to hold 400 people. The graph represents the number of tickets Anna needs to sell to offset her upfront costs and raise at least $5,000 for her school What is the minimum number of pre-sale tickets she needs to sell to make her goal?

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67

D. 67

Step-by-step explanation:

To help me see the region we needed to look at, I wrote the inequalities out.

Let x be number of pre-sale tickets and y be the number of at-the-door tickets as your graph suggests.

So one of the inequalities about number of where the other one is about cost.

You are given x+y is no more than 400 or x+y<=400 (the top line graphed in your picture is x+y=400).

You are given 10x+25y is at least 5000 or 10x+25y>=5000 (the bottom line graphed in your picture).

I solved both of these for y.

honeycrisps have skyrocketed to about $4.50 per pound

83-45=38

38 was the other number

hope your goes well, here's a turkey

-thekoolkid1o1