1.
"The spending limit on John’s credit card is given by the function f(x)=15,000+1.5x"
means that if the monthly income of John is $ 5,000 ,he can spend at most
f(5,000)=15,000+1.5*5,000=15,000+ 7,500=22, 500 (dollars)
Or for example
if Johns monthly income is $8,000, then he can spend at most
f(8,000)=15,000+1.5*8,000=15,000+ 12,000=27,000 (dollars)
2.
Now, assume that the maximum amount that John can spend is y.
Then, y=15,000+1.5x
we can express x, the monthly income, in terms of y by isolating x:
y=15,000+1.5x
1.5x = y-15,000
X=y-15,000/1.5
thus, in functional notation, x, the monthly income, is a function , say g, of variable y, the max amount:
X=g(y) y-15000/1.5
since we generally use the letter x for the variable of a function, we write g again as:
G (x) x-15000/1.5
tells us that if the maximum amount that John can spend is 50,000 $, then his monthly income is 23,333 $.
3.
If John's limit is $60,000, his monthly income is
G(600,000)=60,000-15,000/ 1.5=45,000/1.5 =30,000
dollars.
Answer: $ 30,000
Remark: g is called the inverse function of f, since it undoes what f does.
instead of g(x), we could use the notation
For the answer to the question above asking what is Richard’s monthly net income if <span>Richard receives a paycheck twice each month. Here’s a copy of one of his pay statements. If there are 2 paydays per month?
The answer for this is first solved for his Net Pay then you can multiply it by two so that you can get his monthly net income.</span>
2/4 is equivalent to 1/16 and 1/128 if dived by 8 sections
8/8 is equivalent to 1/8 and 1/64 if dived by 8 sections
1/2 is equivalent to 1/16 and 1/128 if dived by 8 sections
3/4 is equivalent to 3/32 and 3/256 if dived by 8 sections
2/3 is equivalent to 1/12 and 1/98 if dived by 8 sections
Answer:
I think it's 24, but if it's not then I'm really sorry.
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