She sold 100 lbs of apples and 65 lbs of peaches
As soon as I read the first line and saw the words "in this table", I knew in my
guts that when I opened the question and saw the whole thing, there would be
no table. So I opened it and, sure enough, my guts were correct again.
Nobody ... including you ... can answer this question without seeing the table.
Maybe that's been your whole problem, and the reason you're having trouble
with it. Sit down, relax, and spend some time with the table.
The question is find the equation, in the function and standard notations, that represent the amount spent in the range of 0 to 5 rides.
Constant cost: $30
Independent variable, number of rides: r
Variable cost: $2r
Total spend, s(r): 30 + 2r
Function: s(r) = 30 + 2r, for 0 ≤r ≤ 5 ----- this is the function notation
Standard form: s(r) is the dependent variable = s
s = 30 + 2r => s - 2r = 30 =>
s + (-2)r = 30, for 0 ≤ r ≤ 5 ------ this is the standard form
If there is a large number of something, you will need a lot of the symbols which would make the graph huge.
