The absolute value expression has a V shape. The range of a positive absolute value expression starts at its vertex and extends to infinity. The absolute value is in the denominator, which means it can not be zero.
(0, ∞)
{y|y>0}
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Answer:
No
Step-by-step explanation:
No, because Yellow has 2 outputs and a function requires only one output (y) per input (x)
After the 10% discount on marked price (P), the selling price is ...
... P×(100% -10%) = 0.90P
After a markup off 35% on cost, the value is
... $70×(100% +35%) = 1.35×$70 = $94.50
The retailer wants these two values to be equal:
... 0.90P = $94.50
... P = $94.50/0.90 = $105.00 . . . . . divide by the coefficient of P
The marked price should be $105.00.
