Answers:
Domain is 
Range is 
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Explanation:
The most money made from selling drinks is $150. Divide this over the cost per drink to get 150/(1.50) = 100; indicating that at most 100 drinks are sold per day. This is the largest that d can get because d represents the number of drinks sold.
The smallest d can get is d = 0 to mean that no drinks are sold.
In short: d is between 0 and 100, including both endpoints. We write to indicate this. This is the domain because the domain represents all the possible inputs allowed.
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The range is the set of allowed outputs.
If we plugged in d = 0, then you would find F(d) = 0 as well. If you don't sell any drinks, then you earn $0. This is the smallest item in the range.
On the other side of things, the largest item in the range is 150 because this value was given to us. It's the upper limit or ceiling value of how much money is made from drinks. You can also find this by plugging d = 100, the largest domain value, into the function to get F(d) = 150.
Therefore the range is to indicate that F(d) is between 0 and 150 inclusive of both endpoints.
I'll help you in the comments of this questions. need time to work it out.
Answer:
x = g + y - C
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Step 1: Add y to both sides</u>
g + y = C+ x - y + y
<em>g + y = C + x</em>
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<u>Step 2: Subtract C from both sides</u>
g + y - C = C + x - C
<em>g + y - C = x</em>
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Answer: x = g + y - C
Let me tell you....
This equation cannot be solved at all.
Why?
3(n+5)≥3n+8
3n+15 ≥ 3n+8
3n-3n ≥ 8-15
0 ≥ -7
Even though it make sense than 0 ≥ -7... But since 'n' disappeared, this means that this equation have no solution. To solve means to find the value of 'n' and if there is no 'n' since 3n-3n=0, there is no solutions.
This question is pretty much invalid.
Extra:
To tackle such inequality qns:
Step 1: Expand the brackets
Step 2: Move the term to one side of the equations
and constant to another side of the equation.
Step 3: Find the value of the term. Done.
