Martin was going to the market to buy apples. The price for apples is $3.50 times the number of apples bought plus one-dollar ta

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Martin was going to the market to buy apples. The price for apples is $3.50 times the number of apples bought plus one-dollar ta

x. Write a polynomial function A that represents the price of apples in terms of n. If Martin bought 3^3 amount of apples. How much did the apples cost?

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boyakko [2] · Answer 1 · 2022-06-04T19:10:17+03:00

boyakko [2]3 years ago

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A(n) = 3.50n + 1.00

Martin bought 3^3 apples or 27 apples.

Let n = 27

A(27) = 3.50(27) + 1.00

A(27) = $95.50