The costC(n),in dollarsper dvd, for a particular company to manufacturencopies of a certain DVD is given by:

C(n)= (3.5n+12000)/n 0

1. Select eight valuesof the independent variable for your chosen function, and then compute the corresponding output of the function.Show your calculations.

• For examples 1 and 2, use thisrandom number generator(Links to an external site.)
• to select your x-values. This will assure you've chosen a variety of values so your calculations will give you an idea of the range of the function.Make sure to specifyGenerate8random integerswith avalue between1and100.
• For example 3, the random number generator is less useful.Just be sure to include some large numbers.

1. For your chosen rational function,plot the eight data pointsyou computed in (2) and thenplot the entire functionso that the graph passes through the points you plotted. This will require that you specify the window of your graph.

• For examples 1 and 2, the specified window of your graph should includeall the possible valuesof the independent variablex. You will not be able to include all y values (you will see why), but specify the range of the y-axis so that you can see what happens whenxis close to 100.
• For example 3, you cannot include all possible values of the independent variablex. But extend the x-axis out far enough to see what happens asxgets increasingly large.