Which graph shows the equation c = 10+ 3t, where c is the total cost of going to the carnival and t is the number of $3 tickets
purchased? Mark this and return
2 answers:
we have
where
c---------> is the total cost of going to the carnival
t---------> is the number of tickets purchased
we know that
<u>the domain of the function is the interva</u>l---------------> [0,∞)
Because the number of tickets can not be negative
<u>The range of the function is the interval</u>-------------> [10,∞)
Because the total cost can not be negative
using a graph tool
see the attached figure
The answer in the attached figure
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Answer: The graph is shown below
The solution to the system is (x,y) = (2,3)
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Explanation:
To graph , we need two points. Generating any (x,y) point involves picking a random x value to find its paired y value. For instance, if you plugged in x = 0, you should get to y = -2 which is the y intercept. Then trying something like x = 2 will lead to y = 3. This line goes through (0,-2) and (2,3). This line is shown in red below.
The blue line is horizontal and goes through 3 on the y axis. Every point on this horizontal line has the same y coordinate of 3. The x value doesn't matter, so it's not part of the equation y = 3.
The intersection of the red and blue line is the solution to the system. That intersection occurs at (x,y) = (2,3). This means x = 2 and y = 3 pair up together to make both original equations true.
Since this system has at least one solution, we consider it a consistent system.
