Question

Raphael is trying to book a graduation party the party Pavilion charges $100 for the first 10 people $150 for more than 10 people and up to 20 people $200 for more than 20 people it's up to 30 people turn 54 more than 30 and up to 40 people and 275 more than 40 and up to 50 people if Rafael wants to spend $250 for this party how many people can you invite

Answer 1

Let's break down the costs based on the number of people invited to the party:

1. **1 to 10 people**: $100
2. **11 to 20 people**: $150
3. **21 to 30 people**: $200
4. **31 to 40 people**: $275
5. **41 to 50 people**: $350

Given that Raphael wants to spend **$250**, let's determine how many people he can invite for that budget:

- For **1 to 10 people**, the cost is $100. (Under budget)
- For **11 to 20 people**, the cost is $150. (Under budget)
- For **21 to 30 people**, the cost is $200. (Under budget)
- For **31 to 40 people**, the cost is $275. (Over budget)
- For **41 to 50 people**, the cost is $350. (Over budget)

Since Raphael's budget is **$250**, he can invite:

- Up to **30 people** for **$200**.
- He cannot afford **31 people** (which costs $275).

Therefore, Raphael can invite a maximum of **30 people** within his budget of $250.