question archive 1)The cost of renting a banquet hall for a high school graduation party is represented by the equation: 2)C(n) = 500 + 30n 3)where C = cost and n = number of people attending
1)The cost of renting a banquet hall for a high school graduation party is represented by the equation: 2)C(n) = 500 + 30n 3)where C = cost and n = number of people attending
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1)The cost of renting a banquet hall for a high school graduation party is represented by the equation:
2)C(n) = 500 + 30n
3)where C = cost and n = number of people attending.
4)The student council president is in charge of organizing the event, and realizes that the range of this function is values of C greater than or equal to 500. Is his reasoning correct?
- A) Yes - the value of C is always equal to exactly 500.
- B) Yes - because even when n = 0 then C = 500, if n = 1 then C = 530 m, and if n = 2 then C = 560... therefore the range is 500, 530, 560, 590,...
- C) No - the range for this function is all values of C greater than or equal to zero.
- D) No - the range for this function is all values of C greater than 500.
