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A couple is planning a wedding and they need to decide how many guests on the bride's side
as well as on the groom's side to invite. The couple has agreed that the bride can invite at
most 60 guests. Since the bride's friends and family are very fancy it costs N$300 per guest
on her side while it only costs N$ 150 per guest on the groom's side and they have a budget
of N$30000. Each guest on the bride's side will receive 4 drink tickets and each guest from
the groom's side will receive 3 drink tickets and no more than 500 drink tickets can be given.
Keeping in mind that both the bride and groom must have guests (neither of them can attend
the wedding without any of their friends or family present).
Draw a graph and use it to answer the following questions:
i) What is the maximum number of guests that can attend the wedding?
ii) How many guests will the bride and the groom each invite?​

Answers

Answered by amitnrw
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Given :  A couple is planning a wedding and they need to decide how many guests on the bride's side  as well as on the groom's side to invite

To find  : i) What is the maximum number of guests that can attend the wedding?  ii) How many guests will the bride and the groom each invite?​

Solution:

guests on the bride's side = B   B > 0  , B ≤ 60

guests on groom's side = G    , G > 0  ,

300B + 150G   ≤  30000

=> 2B + G  ≤  200

   4B + 3G ≤   500

B = 60  &  G   =  80  

B = 50   & G  = 100

B = 50   & G  = 100   is the solution

maximum number of guests that can attend the wedding = 50 + 100 = 150

Bride Side Guest  = 50

Groom Side Guest = 100

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