Kelsey makes pendants that she would like to sell at an upcoming craft fair. She must pay $200 to rent a booth at the craft fair. The materials for each pendant cost $7.80, and she plans to sell each pendant for $13.50. To make a profit, she must make more money than she spends. Kelsey has already made 10 pendants. Part A (first text box) Write and solve an inequality to show how many pendants Kelsey should make. Show the steps of your solutions. Part B (second text box) Given that Kelsey has already made 10 pendants, how many additional pendants must she make and sell to make a profit? Answer in a complete sentence.

Additional 26 pendants are to be sold to make profit.

Step-by-step explanation:

Rent of booth at the craft fair = $200

Cost of material for each pendant = $7.80

Let Kelsey makes number of pendants.

To calculate the total spending, we have to add the rent of booth at the craft fair and cost of material for number of pendants.

Cost of material for number of pendants = Cost of material for each pendant multiplied by number of pendants

Cost of material for number of pendants = $7.80

So, total cost = $200 +  $7.80

Now, each pendant is sold at $13.50

So, total money made by selling   pendants =  $13.50

For making profit, total money made must be greater than the total cost.

Therefore, the inequality becomes:

Let us solve the inequality now:

So, at least 36 pendants are to be sold to make a profit.

Additional 36-10  = 26 pendants are to be sold to make profit.

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step-by-step explanation:

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