Andy runs and eats breakfast every morning before work. When he runs, he bums 160 calories per mile for the first 3 miles. When
he runs more than 3 miles, he burns 98 calories per additional mile. On Tuesday morning. Andy runs an additional x miles over 3 miles and then consumes y calories for breakfast. Which of the following functions, f , models the net number of calories Andy has lost after running and eating breakfast on Tuesday morning? A)f(x, y) = 98x – yB)f(x, y) = 160x + 98x – y C)f(x, y) = 480 + 98x + yD)f(x, y) = 480 + 98x – y Image of page 25
So you already know you do 480 calories for the first 3 miles so it doesnt need to be multiplied by the X amount of extra miles
Now you burn 98 calories per extra mile so for instance (if you did say 2 miles you would want to multiply 98 calories by 2 cause you burn 98 calories per mile)
Lastly, you just ate Y amount of calories so you need to subtract that from the burned calories cause you just now consumed Y amount of calories
So in conclusion, the answer would be C. f(x, y) = 480 + 98x + y
