The difference in price per passenger for a group of 16 versus a group of 10 is $26.25.
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A group of friends chartered a deep-sea fishing boat out of Destin, FL.
The graph below represents the total cost, in dollars, of the trip as a function of the number of people going.
The group is trying to determine what the price difference would be per passenger if 10 of them go on the trip versus if 16 of them go on the trip.
An equation between two variables that gives a straight line when plotted on a graph.
The group of 16 people would cost $2,500, so it would be $156.25 for each person.
The group of 10 people would cost 1,300 (I got this from going to 10 on the chart then following it up to the line), so it would be $130 per person.
Then, $156.25 - $130 = $26.25
Hence, the difference in price per passenger for a group of 16 versus a group of 10 is $26.25.
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