Mathematics, 11.03.2020 23:39 RealSavage4Life

As part of a community service project at your high school, you are organizing a fund-raiser at the neighborhood movie theater. Money raised will benefit a summer camp for children with special needs. The admission charge is $10.00 per person, $5.50 of which is used to pay the movie theater’s rental fee. The remainder is donated to the summer camp fund.

There are two variables involved in this problem. Which variable can best be designated as the dependent variable? As the independent variable?
a.
Independent variable - number of persons attending (or number of tickets sold);
Dependent variable - the amount donated
b.
Independent variable - the amount donated;
Dependent variable - number of persons attending (or number of tickets sold)
c.
Independent variable - number of persons attending (or number of tickets sold);
Dependent variable - the amount of the admission per person
d.
Independent variable - number of persons attending (or number of tickets sold);
Dependent variable - the amount paid towards the movie theater’s rental fee.

It’s A

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