To determine the price per attendee, we first need to find the difference in cost as the number of attendees increases. Let's look at the costs provided in the table:
- For 0 attendees, the cost is $250.
- For 20 attendees, the cost is $480.
The difference in cost for 20 attendees is: \[ 480 - 250 = 230 \] So the additional cost for 20 attendees is $230. To find the cost per attendee, we divide this cost by the number of new attendees:
\[ \frac{230}{20} = 11.50 \]
Now, let's verify this with another set of data in the table, using 50 attendees:
- For 50 attendees, the cost is $825.
- The cost for 0 attendees is $250.
The increase in cost for 50 attendees is: \[ 825 - 250 = 575 \] Now, the additional cost for 50 attendees is $575. To find the cost per attendee:
\[ \frac{575}{50} = 11.50 \]
Both calculations give us the same cost per attendee.
Thus, the price per attendee is: $11.50.