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A stadium can hold 25 000 people. People attending a regular event at the stadium must purchase a ticket in advance. When the ticket price is €20, the expected attendance at an event is 12 000 people. The results of a survey carried out by the owners suggest that for every €1 reduction, from €20, in the ticket price, the expected attendance would increase by 1000 people.
(a) If the ticket price was €18, how many people would be expected to attend?12000+(20−18)1000=14000
(b) Let x be the ticket price, where x ≤ 20. Write down, in terms of x, the expected attendance at such an event. 12000+(20−x)1000=32000−1000x
(c) Write down a function f that gives the expected income from the sale of tickets for such an event. f(x)=(32000−1000x)x
(d) Find the price at which tickets should be sold to give the maximum expected income. f(x)=(32000−1000x)x
(e) Find this maximum expected income. f(x)=(32000−1000x)x
(f) Suppose that tickets are instead priced at a value that is expected to give a full attendance at the stadium. Find the difference between the income from the sale of tickets at this price and the maximum income calculated at (e) above. 32000−1000x=25000
(g) The stadium was full for a recent special event. Two types of tickets were sold, a single ticket for €16 and a family ticket (2 adults and 2 children) for a certain amount. The income from this event was €365000. If 1000 more family tickets had been sold, the income from the event would have been reduced by €14000. How many family tickets were sold? x = number of single tickets f = number of family tickets y = cost of family ticket x+4f = 2500016x+fy=365000
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