the emcienc b. The social committee of a college's student government is planning the annual graduation dinner and dance. The preferred band can be signed for $900 plus 15% of ticket revenues. A hall can be rented for $4400. Fire regulations limit the hall to 400 guests plus the band and caterers. A food caterer has quoted a price of $24 per person for the dinner. The committee thinks that the event will be a sellout if ticket prices are set at $46 per person. Some on the committee are in favor of less crowding at the dance and argue for a ticket price of $56. They estimate that 300 guest will attend at the higher price. Calculate the number of tickets that need to be sold at each price to break even [2+2=4 Marks]