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Bonnie will buy up to 200 paper cups for a party. she found a store that sells paper cups in packages of 25. the function c(p)=2

5p represents the number of cups Bonnie would have if she bought p packages of cups from the store
what are the theoretical domain and range of function c
what are the practical domain and range of function c

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taurus [48]3 years ago

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The answer is that she bought 300 packages of paper cups for a party

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