**Maximizing Revenue for a Baseball Game**A baseball team plays in a stadium that holds 52,000 spectators. Historically, the average attendance has been 23,000 when the ticket price is set at $11. When the ticket price is reduced to $8, the average attendance increases to 26,000. Assume that attendance is linearly related to ticket price.**Objective:** Determine the ticket price that would maximize the revenue.**Question:** What ticket price would maximize revenue? **Answer:** $ ___---For further assistance, you can watch this [**helpful video**](#) related to maximizing revenue with linear relationships.---**Explanation for Graph/Diagram:**While there is no graph or diagram provided in this example, one could visualize the relationship between ticket price and attendance using a line graph. The X-axis would represent the ticket price, while the Y-axis would represent the average attendance. By plotting the points (11, 23,000) and (8, 26,000), one could draw a line to represent the linear relationship and use it to find the optimal ticket price for maximum revenue.

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