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The corporate team-building event will cost $1,485 if it has 33 attendees. If there are 95 attendees, how...

The corporate team-building event will cost $1,485 if it has 33 attendees. If there are 95 attendees, how much will the corporate team-building event cost? Assume the relationship is directly proportional.

Answer

To find the cost for 95 attendees, use the formula for direct proportionality: Cost = (Cost per attendee for 33 attendees) x (Number of attendees).

  1. First, find the cost per attendee for 33 attendees: $1,485 / 33 = $45 per attendee.
  2. Then, calculate the cost for 95 attendees: $45 x 95 = $4,275.

Therefore, the cost for 95 attendees is $4,275.

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