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olga55 [171]
3 years ago
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Suppose the value R(d) of d dollars in euros is given by R(d)-d The cost P(n) in dollars to purchase and ship n purses is given

by P(n)- 66n+23. Write a formula for the cost Q(n) in euros to purchase and ship n purses. It is not necessary to simplify Q(n) D
Mathematics
1 answer:
S_A_V [24]3 years ago
8 0

<u>Corrected Question</u>

Suppose the value R(d) of d dollars in euros is given by R(d)=\dfrac67 d. The cost in dollars to purchase and ship n purses is given by P(n)=66n+23. Write a formula for the cost, Q(n) in euros to purchase and ship n purses.

Answer:

Q(n)=\dfrac67(66n+23)

Step-by-step explanation:

The value R(d) of d dollars in euros is given by R(d)=\dfrac67 d

Therefore:

R(1)=\dfrac67

T$hat is, 1  dollars =\dfrac67$ euros

The cost P(n) in dollars to purchase and ship n purses is given by:

P(n) = 66n+23.

Therefore, the cost, Q(n) in euros to purchase and ship n purses

=\dfrac67 \cdot P(n)\\Q(n)=\dfrac67(66n+23)

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