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Alice is organizing a community picnic. The budget for the event is $800. Alice found a perfect park for the picnic. The park charges $20 per person for entrance and $50 per hour for using the pavilion. Alice believes that inviting 30 people for a 4-hour picnic will fit within the $800 budget.

Question: Will Alice stay within the budget with these plans?

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Responses

Solving an equation representing this situation proves that 30 people for exactly a 4-hour picnic is possible within the $800 budget
Solving an equation representing this situation proves that 30 people for exactly a 4-hour picnic is possible within the $800 budget

Solving an equation representing this situation proves that 30 people for exactly a 4-hour picnic is NOT possible within the $800 budget
Solving an equation representing this situation proves that 30 people for exactly a 4-hour picnic is NOT possible within the $800 budget

Solving an equation representing this situation proves that 30 people or more for a 4-hour picnic is possible within the $800 budget
Solving an equation representing this situation proves that 30 people or more for a 4-hour picnic is possible within the $800 budget

Solving an equation representing this situation proves that 30 people for a 4-hour or more picnic is possible within the $800 budget
Solving an equation representing this situation proves that 30 people for a 4-hour or more picnic is possible within the $800 budget
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Answered by GPT-4o mini
To determine whether Alice can stay within the $800 budget for 30 people attending a picnic for 4 hours, we can calculate the total costs as follows:

1. **Entrance Cost:** The park charges $20 per person. For 30 people:
\[
\text{Entrance Cost} = 30 \text{ people} \times 20 \text{ dollars/person} = 600 \text{ dollars}
\]

2. **Pavilion Cost:** The park charges $50 per hour. For 4 hours:
\[
\text{Pavilion Cost} = 4 \text{ hours} \times 50 \text{ dollars/hour} = 200 \text{ dollars}
\]

3. **Total Cost:** The total cost of the picnic will be the sum of the entrance cost and the pavilion cost:
\[
\text{Total Cost} = \text{Entrance Cost} + \text{Pavilion Cost} = 600 \text{ dollars} + 200 \text{ dollars} = 800 \text{ dollars}
\]

Now we can compare the total cost against the budget:
\[
\text{Total Cost} = 800 \text{ dollars} \quad \text{(which is equal to the budget)}
\]

Therefore, Alice will stay within the budget with her plans for 30 people for a 4-hour picnic.

The correct response is:
**Solving an equation representing this situation proves that 30 people for exactly a 4-hour picnic is possible within the $800 budget.**
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