Scott and Cindy Juda were trying to decide whether to go to the symphony or to the baseball game. They already have two nonrefundable tickets to "Pops Night at the Symphony" that cost $ 47 each. This is the only concert of the season they considered attending because it is the only one with the type of music they enjoy. The baseball game is the last one of the season, and it will decide the league championship. They can purchase tickets to the game for $ 19 each. The Judas will drive 50 miles round-trip to either event. Variable costs for operating their auto are $.18 per mile, and fixed costs average $.13 per mile for the 15,000 miles they drive annually. Parking at the symphony is free, but it costs $ 10 at the baseball game. To attend either event, Scott and Cindy will hire a babysitter at $ 8 per hour. They expect to be gone 55 hours to attend the baseball game but only 33 hours to attend the symphony.

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