52. If a special meeting is conducted and a decision is being made to increase the dinner cost to 100.00 due to special request of the spectators to include desserts and fruits in the meal package and assume the committee also decides to reduced the tickets and advertisement costs to 17,500.00 to compensate the increase in dinner per person while still maintaining the original ticket prize. At ceteris paribus, what would be the break-even point in terms of number of persons? a. 900 persons c. 950 persons b. 1,000 persons d. Answer not given 53. Suppose there were no available riverboats at that time and thus no rentals will be made, the committee has decided to significantly reduce the selling price of the ticket from its original prize by 40.50 to ensure that the program will be successful. What would be the break-even point in terms of number of persons? a. 900 persons c. 950 persons b. 1,000 persons d. Answer not given 54. In relation to the problem presented above, what would be the break-even point in terms of sales peso?\fGolden Saucer Entertainment Corporation planning another riverboat extravaganza. The extravaganza committee has assembled the following expected costs for the event: Dinner (per person) 80.00 Souvenir and give-away (per person) 50.00 Band performance 25.000.00 Tickets and advertisements 37,500.00 Riverboat rental 40.500.00 Floorshow and strolling entertainers 17,000.00