1. Victoria is helping her mother plan a lunch for the people attending a
calculator workshop. They have been given a budget of $1000 to cover all
costs. The cost of food for lunch is $11.50 per person and beverages are
$5.75 per person. There is also a $25 charge to rent the room.
a) Write an inequality that represents the number of people, n, that they
can give lunch to and stay within the budget.
b) Solve the inequality for the variable n, rounding to two decimal places.
c) Victoria and her mother disagree about the number of people that they
can provide lunch for and stay within their budget. Victoria says that they
can have 56 people but her mother says 57 people. Who is correct? Show
your work
D)Considering the maximum number of people who can attend the lunch,
how much money will be left over from the original $1000?