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A phone company charges its customers $50 or the first 500 minutes used each month. For any additional minutes used over the 500, the customer is charged an additional $.10 per minute. Find the piecewise function that describes this situation. During the first three hours of a recent storm the rain fell at a constant rate of 10 mm per hour. The storm stopped for the next 2 hours and then it started raining again at a constant rate of 20 mm per hour for the next 5 hours. Match the pieces of the piecewise function that describes the total rainfall in this situation with the appropriate domain. f(h)=10h f(h)=30 [Choose ] 5 Question 5 10 pts Cookie House charges different amounts for cookies based on how many cookies are purchased. If you only buy up to 5 cookies you are charged $2 per cookie. If you place an order for more than 5 cookies then you are only charged $1.50 per cookie. Write a piecewise equation that represents the equation above. Edit View Insert Format Tools Table 12pt Paragraph | BI U A A T v Question 6 10 pts Cookie House charges different amounts for cookies based on how many cookies are purchased. If you only buy up to 5 cookies you are charged $2 per cookie. If you place an order for more than 5 cookies then you are only charged $1.50 per cookie. How much would you be charged if you bought 18 cookies? Your dog groomer charges $0.30 per pound plus a $20 appointment fee, for any dog that weighs less than or equal to 40 pounds. For any additional weight over 40 pounds, your groomer charges $0.40 per pound. f(x) = { 3x+20 0x40 x>40 Find the missing "piece" for the piecewise function that describes this scenario. A phone company charges its customers $50 or the first 500 minutes used each month. For any additional minutes used over the 500, the customer is charged an additional $.15 per minute. How much would you be charged if you talked 650 minutes in one month? During the first three hours of a recent storm the rain fell at a constant rate of 10 mm per hour. The storm stopped for the next 2 hours and then it started raining again at a constant rate of 20 mm per hour for the next 5 hours. How much rain had fallen after 6 hours? You have a summer job that pays time and a half for any hours worked over 40 hours in one week. Your hourly rate is $11 per hour. How much money will you make if you work 44 hours in one week? A phone company charges its customers $50 or the first 500 minutes used each month. For any additional minutes used over the 500, the customer is charged an additional $.10 per minute. Find the piecewise function that describes this situation. During the first three hours of a recent storm the rain fell at a constant rate of 10 mm per hour. The storm stopped for the next 2 hours and then it started raining again at a constant rate of 20 mm per hour for the next 5 hours. Match the pieces of the piecewise function that describes the total rainfall in this situation with the appropriate domain. f(h)=10h f(h)=30 [Choose ] 5 Question 5 10 pts Cookie House charges different amounts for cookies based on how many cookies are purchased. If you only buy up to 5 cookies you are charged $2 per cookie. If you place an order for more than 5 cookies then you are only charged $1.50 per cookie. Write a piecewise equation that represents the equation above. Edit View Insert Format Tools Table 12pt Paragraph | BI U A A T v Question 6 10 pts Cookie House charges different amounts for cookies based on how many cookies are purchased. If you only buy up to 5 cookies you are charged $2 per cookie. If you place an order for more than 5 cookies then you are only charged $1.50 per cookie. How much would you be charged if you bought 18 cookies? Your dog groomer charges $0.30 per pound plus a $20 appointment fee, for any dog that weighs less than or equal to 40 pounds. For any additional weight over 40 pounds, your groomer charges $0.40 per pound. f(x) = { 3x+20 0x40 x>40 Find the missing "piece" for the piecewise function that describes this scenario. A phone company charges its customers $50 or the first 500 minutes used each month. For any additional minutes used over the 500, the customer is charged an additional $.15 per minute. How much would you be charged if you talked 650 minutes in one month? During the first three hours of a recent storm the rain fell at a constant rate of 10 mm per hour. The storm stopped for the next 2 hours and then it started raining again at a constant rate of 20 mm per hour for the next 5 hours. How much rain had fallen after 6 hours? You have a summer job that pays time and a half for any hours worked over 40 hours in one week. Your hourly rate is $11 per hour. How much money will you make if you work 44 hours in one week?

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