Planning a Party Project
By: Josh Ballard
Pizza Palace vs Burger Bonanza
Point of intersection of Pizza Palace and Burger Bonanza
2. Subtract 61.25 from both sides
3. Divide by .75
Work for Burger Bonanza and Pizza Palace
Proposal Plan Burger Bonanza vs Pizza Palace
Critical Thinking for Grab some grub
2. Yes there will be a point where both companies will cost the same amount of money because the point of intersection is where the companies cost the same amount which is for 55 students attending both companies will cost 570 dollars and I got this by subtracting 10 from both sides which got me .75. Then I subtracted 61.25 from both sides which I got 41.25. Finally I divided 41.25 by .75 which got me 55. Then I used the equation to find the total cost which both companies lined up perfectly.
3.You can;t have a 7th grade blowout for both companies because with Burger Bonanza you can have only have 98 students with no money but with Pizza Palace you can have 101 students with 4.25 dollars left. You can have a fraction or decimal of people because you can't have half a person.
Point of intersection of Jumpin Jacks vs Hoppin around
2. When I filled in 4 I figured out that it was the same cost and knew it was the point of intersection.
Work for Bouncin Around and Jumpin Jacks
Proposal plan Hoppin Around vs Jumpin Jacks
Critical Thinking for Bounce House
2. They will because the companies point of intersection is 4 which means for 4 hours for both companies it will cost 300 dollars.
3. You can't have a blowout with both because one will be ten hours total and the other is 12 hours and twenty minutes and you can have a fraction or decimal because time can be anything like 1 2/3 minutes.