footballstarlhsn asked:


1. A farmer wants to create a 300 square foot rectangular grazing pen for his sheep. The barn will form one side of the pen, but he will will have to buy fencing for the other three sides. Find the minimum length of fencing that will be required.

2. A baseball stadium holds 20,000 people. At a selling price of $15 per ticket, the stadium fills to capacity. For each $1 in ticket price, 500 fewer tickers are sold.

a.Find the ticket price that maximizes revenue from ticket sales.
b. Find the maximum possible revenue from ticket sales in the stadium.

3. The cost to produce q goods is given by C(q)=2000+50q+2q^(2) for 0 a. Find the average cost if 70 items are sold.
b. Find the minimum average cost.
c. Find the maximum profit if each item is sold for $350.

Sara

Pies asked:


There were 100 fewer box seat tickets sold than bleacher tickets sold for a baseball game. The box seat tickets sold for $36 and the bleacher tickets sold for $12. The total amount of sales for both types of tickets was $6,576

(a) Write an equation or a system of equations that describes the given situation. Define the variables.

(b) Find the number of box seat tickets that were sold.

Juanita

Jazzy asked:


ok……..the attendance at a baseball game was 400 people. student tickets cost $2 and adult tickets cost $3. total ticket sales were $1050. how many tickets of each type were sold?

how would i write an equation for this problem??

Norma

Francesca asked:


i was at the mall yesterday looking for bedsheet. they had sale but surprisingly, not many people were in the bedsheet area shopping. i was just there all by myself.

i was choosing colors and all of a sudden, my ex came out of nowhere and said, “you’re looking for bedsheet? yeah, i need to get a new [bedsheet], too” and he started asking me which color he should pick, if his bed is standard or twin, etc.

i tried to move away & yet he kept on asking me questions. he made a comment about my hair, as i just had it cut short; he asked me about baseball as he saw my baseball tickets ( i actually had just come from a baseball game before i went to the mall). he then said, “tell me your story while i look for my bedsheet.”

then he invited me to eat dinner with him. we went to a steakhouse. he kept on talking. he then said he’ll be having BYOB next weekend. he invited me to join him.

so he dropped me off at my house. he reminded me of the BYOB & bring my friends, too

isn’t that weird?

Viola

Funny Joey asked:


Based on yearly income, which of these makes the most overall: the MLB, or the NFL? I know baseball season is way longer than football season, but football seems to be more popular. Im not trying to get all technical based on certain things like ticket sales, merchandise, etc… I just want a simple answer.

Daniel

TayTay asked:


PROBLEM>>

The attendance at the baseball game was 400 people. student tickets cost $2 and adult tickets cost $3. Total ticket sales were $1050. HOW MANY TICKETS OF EACH TYPE WERE SOLD?

can you give me the equation and answer please :]

Shane

kikiiihjvvfjhvygfxfgxcgvjhvbhbjb asked:


The attendance at a baseball game was 400 people.Student tickets cost $2 and adult tickets cost$3.Total tickect sales were $1050.How many tickects of each type were sold?

Chad

Francesca asked:


i was at the mall yesterday looking for bedsheet. they had sale but surprisingly, not many people were in the bedsheet area shopping. i was just there all by myself.

i was choosing colors and all of a sudden, my ex came out of nowhere and said, “you’re looking for bedsheet? yeah, i need to get a new [bedsheet], too” and he started asking me which color he should pick, if his bed is standard or twin, etc.

i tried to move away & yet he kept on asking me questions. he made a comment about my hair, as i just had it cut short; he asked me about baseball as he saw my baseball tickets ( i actually had just come from a baseball game before i went to the mall). he then said, “tell me your story while i look for my bedsheet.”

then he invited me to eat dinner with him. we went to a steakhouse. he kept on talking. he then said he’ll be having BYOB next weekend. he invited me to join him.

so he dropped me off at my house. he reminded me of the BYOB & bring my friends, too

isn’t that weird?
well, it’s been 4 months since the last time i communicated with him. i find it to be really weird. what are the chances that we’d be at the same place, at the same time, and looking for the same thing.

funny though, because he’s different. he usually acts like a jerk but yesterday, he was all nice. he didn’t say anything about being horny, i didn’t hear him say any bad word, and at the restaurant, he wasn’t pleased with his salad & yet he talked to the waiter very politely. he said, “i don’t want to be a pest but i was quite disappointed with the salad. i was expecting something with tomatoes & other veggies but it’s just romaine & dressing. it’s all good though. thank you.”

Chad

dmoore_2403 asked:


yeah so my girlfriend bought britney spears tickets for april 9th in minny, great fun for her… not so much for me. im a baseball fan from Canada (not a fan of the twins though) and i want to see the twins play the mariners which is going on the same day but earlier. now this is the opening series of 09, so my question is are tickets on sale yet or do u think tickets will be available at the door when i go down there. it is a day game after all

Alvin

footballstarlhsn asked:


1. A farmer wants to create a 300 square foot rectangular grazing pen for his sheep. The barn will form one side of the pen, but he will will have to buy fencing for the other three sides. Find the minimum length of fencing that will be required.

2. A baseball stadium holds 20,000 people. At a selling price of $15 per ticket, the stadium fills to capacity. For each $1 in ticket price, 500 fewer tickers are sold.

a.Find the ticket price that maximizes revenue from ticket sales.
b. Find the maximum possible revenue from ticket sales in the stadium.

3. The cost to produce q goods is given by C(q)=2000+50q+2q^(2) for 0 a. Find the average cost if 70 items are sold.
b. Find the minimum average cost.
c. Find the maximum profit if each item is sold for $350.

Harvey