PLEASE ANSWER ASAP Mark is in charge of the fundraiser for his church. He is selling pre-sale tickets for $10 and at-the-door tickets for $13. The venue has the capacity to hold 275 people. The graph represents the number of raffle tickets he needs to sell to offset the upfront costs and raise at least $3,100:

Graph with x axis labeled pre sale tickets and y axis labeled at the door tickets. There are two lines intersecting at one hundred fifty eight and three hundred thirty three thousandths and one hundred sixteen and six hundred sixty seven thousandths.

What is the minimum number of at-the-door tickets he needs to sell to make his goal?

159
158
117
116

The answer to the question above is he needs a minimum of 117 tickets to reach his goal

Step-by-step explanation:

This is true because of the at-the-door tickets it shows on graph 116.667, and in order to find the minimum amount we need to round, and in this case round up, thus when we round we are left with 117, therefore providing you with your answer 117.

Since I already have completed this on FLVS I will provide the courtesy of showing the answer directly from my exam.

What is the minimum number of at-the-door tickets he needs to sell to make his goal?

159

158

117 --> This was my answer by the way.

116

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