Alex bought all the string needed for $125.
It costs $18 for the remaining materials to make each puppet.
So if we closely observe then we see that here $125 is the fixed cost because its not going to change with number of puppets.
And the variable cost is $18.
In this case we can model a Total cost function C(x) for for x number of puppets as below

The total cost to make 50 puppets=$1025
Answer:
its y=-5x
Step-by-step explanation:
Why?
linear functions have only the slope, they dont include the y-intercept
3ml is the correct answer becauss 1cm^3 is 1ml
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
We can do this the easy way and just set up an inequality and let the factoring do the work for us. The inequality will look like this:
We will move the constant over and get
and when you factor this you get that
3 < t < 4
Between 3 and 4 seconds is where the projectile reaches a height higher than 192 feet. With a little more work and some calculus you can find the max height to be 196 feet.
The conference call lasts 90 minutes. Minutes at daytime rate is 7pm to 8pm, 60 minutes, and at nighttime rate, 30 minutes.
60 mins @ 5c/min=$3. 30 mins @ 3c/min=$0.90. Total before conference charge: $3.90. Total cost=3.90×1.5=$5.85.