To make a profit of $10, the box should sell out for $30+$10=$40. Divided by 50 bars, that's 80 cents per bar.
A discrete function is a relation where the domain and the range take a specific discrete set of values and not the whole set of the real numbers.
In this case, it's okay to model the scenario with a line because all of the points will fall on the line. Only points corresponding to the integer domain values, however, actually represent the scenario.
Basically, a linear function that represents this situation serves as a prediction model to generalize this type of situation, but for this case, just the value inside the domain makes sense to this particular case.
When we multiply the polynomials we will get:
(5x^2+2x)(3x^2-7x+4)
=5x^2(3x^2-7x+4)+2x(3x^2-7x+4)
=15x^4-35x^3+20x^2+6x^3-14x^2+8x
=15x^4+(6x^3-35x^3)+(20x^2-14x^2)+8x
=15x^4-29x^3+6x^2+8x
The correct answer is C
Answer:
$1756
Step-by-step explanation:
1. More = Addition
2. Twice = Multiplication by 2
3. Tuition costs $100 more than twice room and board
Tuition = 2x + 100
$2584 = (2x + 100) + x
$2584 = 3x + 100
4. Subtract 100 on both sides: $2484 = 3x
5. Divide both sides by 3: $828 = x
6. Plug it in to the tuition equation: Tuition = 2(828) + 100
= $1756
Check Work: (828*2) + 100 = $1756
$1756 + 828 = $2584
