1. what additional cost would be incurred if a 7th girl was invited on the trip? would this be a wise decision (from a cost perspective) why or why not?

2. which cost will not be affected if a seventh was invited on the trip?

please answer these two questions and the full question is in picture.

Glenda is planning a trip of days to Florida. She has located a condominium and has put a deposit down on the unit. The rental company has a maximum occupancy for the condominium of 7 adults. There is an amusement park that she plans to visit. She is going to use her parents' Can SUV that can carry up to 6 people and their luggage. The SUV can travel an average of 9.4L/100km, the total distance is approximately 1.780 (travelling there plus driving around every day, and the average price of gas is SL6 per litre. A season pass for an eusement park she wants to visit is $168 per person. Glenda estimates spending S40 per day per person for food. She estimates the costs for the trip as follows: Conde Rental $1,400 Gasoline $270 Food per person, per day! SHO Amusement Park Season Pass per person) SIA Now that she has cost estimates, she is trying to decide how many of her friends she wants to invite. Since the car can only seat 6 people, Glende made a list of other girls to invite. Use her data to answer the following questions and fill out the cost table. Answers to enter in blue-coloured cells Question Annwer Colleagues What are the total variable costs for the trip! What are the average variable costs per person for the trip? B. What are the total fixed costs for the trip? 4. What are the average lied costs per person for the trip What are the average costs per person for the trip G. What would the trip cost Glenda if she were to go alone! 2. What additional costs would be incurred if a 7th girl was invited on the trip? Would this be a wise decision (from a cost perspective? Why or why not? 8. Which cost will not be affected in a 7th girl was invited on the trip No. of people incl. Glada Total Variable Cost Average Cost Per Person Variable Cut Tutal Fed Average Fixed Cost 2 3 4 5 7 Glenda is planning a trip of days to Florida. She has located a condominium and has put a deposit down on the unit. The rental company has a maximum occupancy for the condominium of adults. There is an amusement park that she plans to visit. She is going to use her parents' car, an SUV that can carry up to 6 people and their luggage. The SUV can travel an average of 9.4L/100km, the total distance is approximately 1,780 (travelling there plus driving around every day, and the average price of gas is SL per litre. A season pass for an amusement park she wants to visit is $168 per person. Glenda estimates spending S40 per day per person for food. She estimates the costs for the trip as follows: Conde Rental Gasoline Food (per person, per day Amusement Park Season Pass per person S1400 $2701 5.00 Now that she has cost estimates, she is trying to decide how many of her friends she wants to invite. Since the car can only set 6 people, Glenda made a list of 5 other girls to invite. Use her data to answer the following questions and fill out the cost table. Answers to enter in blue-coloured cells