The average cost of a seat on a chartered bus to the nation's capital is $250. The bus has 5 tickets that no one purchased. On the morning of departure, a ticket holder brings his two children and offers to pay the company $300 for two extra tickets for his children to ride on the bus. If the marginal cost to ride the bus is $30, should the bus driver accept the $300?

The average cost of a seat on a chartered bus to the nation's capital is $250. The bus has 5 tickets that no one purchased. On the morning of departure, a ticket holder brings his two children and offers to pay the company $300 for two extra tickets for his children to ride on the bus. If the marginal cost to ride the bus is $30, should the bus driver accept the $300?

Yes, because he can get the extra $200 later on.

No, because it would not be fair to the people who paid $250 per ticket.

Yes, because the marginal cost is less than the sale of each additional ticket

You cannot determine this as not enough information is given.