Solve the problem.At $12 per ticket, the Casper Coyotes will fill all 6000 seats in the assembly hall. The manager knows that for every $1 increase in the price, 300 tickets will go unsold. Write the number of tickets sold, n, as a function of the ticket price, p. How much money will be taken in if the tickets are $21 each?
A. n(p) = -300p - 6360, -$12,660
B. n(p) = 600p + 4200; $16,800
C. n(p) = -300p + 9600; $3300
D. n(p) = -600p - 15,600; -$28,200
Answer: C
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