No - It is a function.
A relation which is not a function has more than 1 output for an input.
Answer:
Q#1.total number of T-shirts for total cost to be equal=10
Q#2.For the total cost to be the same for both companies, the volleyball team would need to purchase 10 T-shirts from each company
Q#3.total of $105 for each company.
Step-by-step explanation:
Q#1
two functions are given
y=10.5x
y=7.5x+30
where y represents cost and x represents number of shirts
we have to find number of shirts to be purchased from each company keeping cost equal
hence we will write
10.5x=7.5x+30
10.5x-7.5x=30
3x=30
x=30/3
x=10
Number of shirts to be equal cost price is 10
Q#2
two functions are given
y=10.5x
y=7.5x+30
where y represents cost and x represents number of shirts
we have to find number of shirts to be purchased from each company keeping cost equal
hence we will write
10.5x=7.5x+30
10.5x-7.5x=30
3x=30
x=30/3
Number of shirts =x=10
Q#3
total cost=y=?
for y=10.5x
put x=10
y=10.5*10
cost=y=105
and for other function
for y=7.5x+30
put x=10
y=7.5(10)+30
y=75+30=105
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