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DENIUS [597]
2 years ago
14

I NEED SOMEONE WHO IS SUPER SMART! I NEED HELP! PLEASE. I WILL GIVE BRAINIEST!!!!! THIS IS 30 POINTS. PLEASE!!!

Mathematics
1 answer:
kipiarov [429]2 years ago
7 0

Hey there mate :)

As per question,

Options (a), (b) and (d) are correct.

<h3>Proof :-</h3>

(a) <em><u>The cost per visit to a community pool.</u></em>

Considering x = number of visits to the pool

a = fixed cost of visit.

So, the cost per visit to the pool y will be ax

Therefore, this represents a linear function.

And

<em><u>The neighborhood charges a yearly fee to use the pool.</u></em>

Assuming x = number of years

a = fixed fee to use the pool

So the yearly fee to use the pool y will be ax

Therefore, this represents a linear function.

(b) <em><u>The cost to attend a show at the local theater. Tickets are $12 each.</u></em>

Let x = number of shows

Let the cost of one show = $12.

Now, the cost of x shows y will be 12x

So, it represents a linear function.

(d) <em><u>The distance a bicyclist travels when cycling at a constant speed of 30 mph. </u></em>

Assuming <em>x</em>= time

Speed = 30 mph.

Since the distance (y) is given as:-

Distance = Speed×time, so,

<em>=> y = 30x</em>

Hence, this also represents a linear function.

<u>Hence, all correct option are proved</u>

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