Spring break party!!!!!!
- 1. SPRING BREAK PARTY!!!!! it’s Spring Break and you’ve got a great idea! You’ll throw the party of the century!!(that’s 100 years) There’s only one problem, it’s just an idea right now. You’ve got to get a place, food and drinks, DJ(if you want) and other things to make this party happen. You’ve got to drive there and….oh yeah…...you need to invite people. It can be overwhelming. Just follow the template I’ve given you and the party should go off without a hitch. GOOD LUCK!!!
- 2. 1. WHEN AND WHERE? First thing’s first; you need a location to host the party at. Research different locations online to find the perfect party venue!! Enter the information you’re going to use below. a. Name of Venue_______________________ b. Location_____________________________ c. Price per Night_______________________ HOW MUCH DO YOU WANT TO SPEND ON YOUR OWN? d. You want to spend________________ Now you need to figure out the cost per person. Fill out the table below: # of guests 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 $ per guest
- 3. WHEN AND WHERE(continued) Now write an equation that will give you how much each guest has to pay to walk through the door at your party. Your equation should be in the form: Equation: ________________________ Graph that equation below.(Hint: use the points from the table on the last page). Graph for positive and negative values.
- 4. Part 2 a. What do you notice about the values of “# of guests” compared to “$ per guest”? ________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ b. Were are the vertical and horizontal asymptotes? What do those values represent in the real world situation? ________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ c. What is the domain and range for the function in Part 1? ________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________ d. How does the domain and range apply to the actual real world situation? ________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________
- 5. Part 3 Now you have to think about all the other expenses for the party: - Food/Drinks - Gas - Entertainment(if you want) 1. (for food/drinks look up catering services) 2. (gas will be $1.42 per gallon adn cars will get 21 miles per gallon. 3. (you don’t need entertainment, but you can if you want. You’ll just have to look up online what the cost would be.) a. List the expenses below: i. Food/Drink(for appropriate # of people)___________________________ ii. Gas[(# of miles)/(21 mpg)*($1.42) __________________(gas subtotal) iii. Entertinment Costs____________________________(research this)
- 6. Part 4 You have to get someone to drive the guests, and you, to thte party. No one wants to drive, so you’ve decided to allow all the drivers to attend the party for free! a. How many driver?_________(same as the # of cars) i. (# of people) / (8 people per car) 1. {THIS CHANGES THE NUMBER OF PEOPLE THAT PAY FOR THE PARTY!) Part 5 Now total up all your expenses: 1. Food/Drink________________________ 2. Gas_______________________________ 3. Entertainment_____________________ 4. Total Expenses____________________ a. *This is the fixed cost that is an additional cost for your party.
- 7. Part 6 Now add on to your original equation from Part 1.c. to get your true Party Cost function. Make sure your equation is in this form: a. Equation = ___________________ b. Graph your new equation on the SY-Plane below. After placing your graph below describe any points of discontinuity and their relevance to the real world situation. Discussion: ___________________________ ___________________________ ___________________________ ___________________________ _________________ *Identify the point on the graph that shows how many people must attend so that you don’t have to spend more than you want to. IDEAL POINT=_________
- 8. Part 7 Now create a flyer to handout to people and attract people to your party. You must include the requirements from the list below: REQUIREMENTS FOR FLYER 1. Background Image 2. Name of Venue and Location 3. Time and Date 4. Cost per person 5. Number of cars needed and that drivers go for free. a. Below are some suggestions for website where you can create your flyer. i. canva.com ii. smore.com iii. tackk.com iv. google drawings