To determine the price per attendee, we first need to find the additional cost associated with each attendee.
From the table, we can calculate the total cost increase when the number of attendees increases:
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From 0 to 20 attendees, the cost increases from $250 to $480:
- Cost increase: \(480 - 250 = 230\)
- Number of new attendees: \(20 - 0 = 20\)
- Cost per attendee: \( \frac{230}{20} = 11.50\)
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From 20 to 50 attendees, the cost increases from $480 to $825:
- Cost increase: \(825 - 480 = 345\)
- Number of new attendees: \(50 - 20 = 30\)
- Cost per attendee: \( \frac{345}{30} = 11.50\)
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From 50 to 70 attendees, the cost increases from $825 to $1,055:
- Cost increase: \(1055 - 825 = 230\)
- Number of new attendees: \(70 - 50 = 20\)
- Cost per attendee: \( \frac{230}{20} = 11.50\)
In all cases, the additional cost per attendee is consistently calculated as \( \text{$11.50} \).
Thus, the price per attendee is $11.50.