Quick algebra 1 assignment for 50 points!
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1. Create 5 questions referencing “Relations and Functions”Below is an example of one.

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Example :

For the problem below read the scenario and answer the questions.

Tai volunteered to sell tickets to an upcoming school play. There are a total of 75 tickets available for a cost of $3 each.

Let M represent the total amount of money she receives from ticket sales and t represent the number of tickets.

A) Write a function M(t) to represent the total amount of money Tao receives from ticket sales.

B) What is the domain of the function? Explain your reasoning.
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2. Answer each question and write a brief step by step process on how you got the answer to each of your questions.

Respuesta :

The examples and solutions to the functions are illustrated below based on the information given.

How to illustrate the functions?

1st example: The cost of a bag of rice is $100 and subsequent bags cost $95. Illustrate. the function to calculate the cost for p bags of rice.

The function will be:

C = 100 + (95 × p)

C = 100 + 95p

2nd example: The cost of a pen is $5. Find the cost of s pens.

The function will be:

C = 5 × p

C = 5p

3rd example: Calculate the total amount for m tickets if each ticket is $20.

The function will be;

C = 20 × m

C = 20m

4th example: Bon bought g mangoes at $2 each and d oranges at $3.40 each. Calculate the total cost.

C = (2 × g) + (3.40 × d)

C = 2g + 3.4d

5th example: The average age of k number of boys is 7. Find their total age.

The function will be:

a = (7 × k)

a = 7k

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Question 1: Akira sells lemonade at 50 cents a glass. Let m be the amount of money they make in total for g glasses. Akira only has enough lemonade for 20 glasses.

A) Write a function m(g) to represent the total money (in dollars) they make from lemonade sales.

B) What is the domain of the function? Why?

Answer:

A) m(g) = 0.5g

This is since she makes 0.5 dollars per glass

B) The domain is [tex]0 \leq g \leq 20[/tex] where g is an integer. This is since it's impossible to make less than 0 glasses and they cannot make more than 20.

Question 2: Danyon sells CD's at $20 per CD. He has only 15 CD's left.

A) Write a function m(c) to represent the total money he makes from selling c CD's.

B) What is the domain of the function? Why?

Answer:

A) m(c) = 20c, as he makes 20 dollars per CD.

B) The domain is [tex]0 \leq c \leq 15[/tex] where c is an integer, as he can't make less than 0 CD's, and he has only 15 left.

Question 3: A factory is capable of making 60 units per hour. The factory can only run for 24 hours before cool down, and 150 units have already been made.

A) Write a function u(h) to represent the number of units after h hours.

B) What is the domain of the function? Why?

Answer:

A) u(h) = 60h + 150 as it makes 60 units per hour and 150 are already made.

B) The domain is [tex]0 \leq h \leq 24[/tex] as the factory can't run for negative hours and has to cool down after 24 hours.

Question 4: Alazne sells sunglasses at $7 per pair. She has only 30 left before she needs to re-stock.

A) Write a function m(s) which calculates the amount of money she makes after selling s sunglasses.

B) What is the domain of the function? Why?

Answer:

A) m(s) = 7s, as she gets $7 per pair of sunglasses

B) [tex]0 \leq s \leq 30[/tex] where s is an integer, one cannot have a fraction of a pair and she only has 30. She also cannot sell negative sunglasses.

Question 5: Lincoln works at a burger joint in the summer. He makes $3 from every burger he makes. He already has $22 saved. He cannot make more than 10 burgers a day.

A) Write a function m(b) which calculates how much money he gets after making b burgers.

B) What is an appropriate domain for this function?

Answer:

A) m(b) = 3b + 22, as he already has 22 dollars and makes 3 more for every burger.

B) [tex]0\leq b\leq10[/tex], where b is an integer. This is since he cannot make a fraction of a burger, negative burgers, or more than 10 burgers.

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