Mathematics

Mathematics

Problem

Tina is organizing the sales of coupon books for a charity. Standard coupon books earn the charity \5perbooksold.Deluxecouponbooksearnthecharity5 per book sold. Deluxe coupon books earn the charity 15 per book sold. The number of standard books sold is 80 more than the number of deluxe books sold. The total cost of the books to the charity is \$1400. Tina wants to determine the break-even point in this situation. How many of each book needs to be sold to break even? Make a plan: Step 1: Let bb represent the number of deluxe books sold. Step 2: _____ _____. Step 3: _____ _____. Step 4: _____ _____. Do the plan How many of each book needs to be sold to break even?

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