Match the term on the left with the equivalent term on the right
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Two options are given to Tina. We find how much she pays for each option, and the one in which she pays less offers the better value.
Tina sends 12 text messages each day in June
June has 30 days, so in June, Tina sent 12*30 = 360 text messages.
Package A:
First 100 messages cost 3p, the next 100 cost $2 and after that each costs $1.
She sends 360 messages, with:
The first 100 costing 3p.
The next 100 costing 2p.
The final 360 - 200 = 160 costing 1p.
She pays:
Package B:
2p for each message, 360 messages, so:
360*2p = 720p.
Which package is better?
Package A costs less, thus, it offers her the better value for money in 30 days.
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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
To determine the value of , we want
to be 1, so that
. Notice that if
, then
, so the value of
is simply
. From the graph, it appears that
, so therefore
.