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zepelin [54]
2 years ago
13

A baseball stadium sells game tickets for $8 each and has a capacity of 200 people. The function M(x) = 8x represents the amount

of money the baseball stadium makes from ticket sales, where x is the number of spectators. What would be the most appropriate domain for the function? (1 point) Whole numbers that are multiples of 8 Whole numbers less than or equal to 200 All whole numbers All real numbers
Mathematics
1 answer:
ollegr [7]2 years ago
8 0

The domain of the function is whole numbers less than or equal to<em> </em>200

The given parameters;

  • cost of the game tickets = $8 per spectator
  • maximum capacity of the stadium = 200

The function for the amount of money the baseball stadium makes from ticket sales is given as;

M(x) = 8x

where;

  • x  is the number of spectators

Since the maximum capacity of the stadium is 200, the number of spectators should be less or equal to 200.

x ≤ 200

Thus, the domain of the function is whole numbers <em>less than</em> or <em>equal to </em>200

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