Jon owns a hamburger stand. He creates a function for the number of dollars in his register (d) in relation to the number of ham
burgers (h) he sells. d=3h+8 How much does he charge for a hamburger? 1 dollar 1 dollar 2 dollars 2 dollars 3 dollars 3 dollars 8 dollars
1 answer:
Answer:
The amount charged for a hamburger is $11
Step-by-step explanation:
The function relating the amount d charged with the number of hamburgers is;
d = 3h + 8
The amount charged for a hamburger can be calculated by substituting the value 1 for h
Thus, we have;
d = 3(1) + 8 = $11
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