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Maru [420]
2 years ago
7

Can y’all plz help and thank you. Aslo hope y’all have a wonderful and beautiful day.

Mathematics
1 answer:
stepan [7]2 years ago
7 0

Answer:

a) Rumble: $1

Pedal: $0.6

b) more than 5 songs

c) No, should be integers only

d) No, has to be integers greater than or equal to 2

Step-by-step explanation:

Part a

Rate per song is the slope.

Rumble:

Slope is 0.6

Rate is $0.6 per song

Pedal:

Slope: (4-2)/(2-0) = 1

Rate is $1 per song

Part b

Pedal would be a better deal if it's cost is lower than Rumble's

Rumble's cost: C = 2 + S

Pedal's cost: C = 4 + 0.6S

4 + 0.6S < 2 + S

0.4S > 2

S > 5

c) No, because no. of songs has to be positive integers only.

For example graph shows S = 2.5, but we know that's not possible

d) No, since the cost is 2 + S,

cost can't be in decimals either.

Cost too should be only integers greater than equal to 2

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