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The local theater sells tickets to its plays at a rate of $38 each. Patrons who attend multiple shows are encouraged to buy an annual membership for $80. Members are able to buy tickets at a discounted
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The local theater sells tickets to its plays at a rate of $38 each. Patrons who attend multiple shows are encouraged to buy an annual membership for $80. Members are able to buy tickets at a discounted rate of $20 each. Roger expects to attend 6 shows this year. Grace expects to attend 4 shows. Who would benefit from buying a membership this year?.

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Answer:

the answer is only roger

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i just did it on edge;)

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Answer:

Roger Benefits

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Okay so lets think about it like this:

Total Cost/Revenue for Roger:

Without Membership: 38*6 = 228

With Membership: 80 + 20*6 = 200

Difference: +28

Total Cost/Revenue for Grace:

Without Membership: 38*4 = 152

With Membership: 80 + 20*4 = 160

Difference: -8

Answer: Roger Benefits

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