X has 20 tokens for the Church Raffle. A pizza slice cost 2 tokens and tickets to the state fair cost 3 tokens. Her value for pizza slices is $2 times the square root of the number of pizza slices. Her value for tickets is $5 - ($3 / number of tickets). How many slices and tickets should X purchase? A. 1 slice and 3 tickets B. 1 slice and 6 tickets C. 4 slice and 1 ticket D. 4 slice and 2 tickets E. 9 slice and 1 ticket

X has 20 tokens for the Church Raffle. A pizza slice cost 2 tokens and tickets to the state fair cost 3 tokens. Her value for pizza slices is $2 times the square root of the number of pizza slices. Her value for tickets is $5 - ($3 / number of tickets). How many slices and tickets should X purchase? A. 1 slice and 3 tickets B. 1 slice and 6 tickets C. 4 slice and 1 ticket D. 4 slice and 2 tickets E. 9 slice and 1 ticket

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

14th Edition

ISBN:9780190931919

Author:NEWNAN

Publisher:NEWNAN

Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

Section: Chapter Questions

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