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1 year ago

Quick algebra 1 question for 50 points! Only answer if you know the answer, Tysm!

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2 answers:

Juliette [100K]1 year ago

8 0

$revenue = selling \: price \times quantity \: sold$

$m(t) = 3t$

<h2>B)</h2><h3>Since we only have 75 tickets to sell, the domain is:</h3><h2>t ε [ 0 , 75 ]</h2>

<h2>Range: (extra)</h2><h2>m ε [ 0 , 225 ] </h2>

Aleonysh [2.5K]1 year ago

7 0

M(t)=3t

Because

revenue=sold price×no of items

The restriction is of 75tickets and the tickets can't be negative

0≤t≤75

Domain

[0,75]

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