Homework Help: math

Posted by luigi on Monday, April 26, 2010 at 4:29pm.

Part 2: Now it’s time to make the guest list! Figure out how many guests you will have at your party, and how much it will cost to feed everybody.

You have four grandparents coming. For the adults, you have your parents, your best friend’s parents, your aunt and uncle, and your two next door neighbors that have known you forever. From school you have 17 guys coming and 16 girls (You get to eat free!). Your little brother and sister (under the age of 11) are coming too and they each invited three friends. Use the variables in the table to write and simplify an algebraic expression to represent all of your guests.

Grandparents g
Adults a
Your friends f
Kids under 11 k

With all this dancing, your guests will get hungry! Everyone at a party needs to eat… With the guest list above, calculate the cost of food for everyone at the party.
Adults cost $12.50
Senior Citizens and Children under 11 cost $6.50
Teenagers cost $9.00

math - Mr. L, Monday, April 26, 2010 at 4:45pm
Grandparents would be 4G+ how many A's+ how many F's + how many K's= guests at party (P)

Food substitute letters fro menu prices
Grandparents 4G = 4 x $6.50 = $26.00
Adults
and so on...

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