B. How to determine whether a graph of a mathematical relationship is a function
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Your pay is described by a piecewise function p(t) where t is hours worked.
The domain of this function is the number of hours you can work in a week—zero to 168. The range is the set of values p(t) can take on, which we have said is p(0) to p(168). This problem, however, is asking for the range for a typical 40-hour week. That will be p(0) to p(40): the interval [0, 280].
The domain of this function is the number of hours you can work in a week—zero to 168. The range is the set of values p(t) can take on, which we have said is p(0) to p(168). This problem, however, is asking for the range for a typical 40-hour week. That will be p(0) to p(40): the interval [0, 280].
To solve for n, we have to isolate n. To do so, we move all the terms that are not n to one side of the equation, and leave n on the other side.
Equation: n + 5/16 = -1
Subtract 5/16 on both sides to bring it to the right side of the equation.