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Xelga [282]
3 years ago
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You are buying packages of beads to make bracelets. Each package costs $3 plus 7% tax. You have a gift card for $15, and you pla

n to use only the gift card to pay for the beads. Which function c(p) represents the total cost, where p represents the number of packages of beads you purchase? What is a reasonable domain?
Mathematics
1 answer:
julia-pushkina [17]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

The funtion is:

C(p)= 3(p)+1.07 (1)

where: 3 is the package cost, p is the number of packages and 1.07 is the taxes

the cost could be equal or less than the gift card value so:

CC \leq 15 (2)

Replace 2 en 1

15\leq 3(p) x 1.07

3(p)\leq \frac{15}{1.07}

3p [tex]\leq14.02\\\\p\leq \frac{14.02}{3} \\\\p\leq 4.67[/tex]

It´s important to aprox the quantity to the minimum value so I can buy 4 packages

The reasonable domain is for all R because any number is a possible value of the independent variable

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