A new museum director hos been hired with the gool to mske the museum more se fi$-$sustaining and leas relant on donstions and

government grents. One of the director's first sctions was to sak the museum staff to put together detaled fingneisl Information on the

inalvidusl sctivite: The result, shown in the sccomponying table, Indicstes that the serie: operstes ot olos.

The director is considering canceling the progrsm if the loas csnnot be eiminsted. After discusaions wth verious atsfi, the director

concluse: that ralaing the fees for stending the lectures is nat posible given current econamic conditions in the ares. The director

hss saked you for your recommendetion.

If the Series is cance ed$,$ the totsl museum overhesd is not expected to elnange. However, the ather coats, which sre directly relsted to

the progrsm $($ecturer fess, spoce rentsl, ond so on$)$ would be soved. Dropping the Series will not sifect the costs or operstions of sny

of the other Outresch progrom:

Requlred:

a$.$ Using the worksheet below, determine which revenues snd costs are probobly differentisl for the decision to drop the Evening

Lecture Series.

b$.$ What will be the net effect on the museum's contribution $($profit$)$ if the Series is cancelled?

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Uaing the worksheet below, determine which revenues and casts are probably differential for the derision to drop the Evening

Lecture Serles.