#1: Mmmmm....donutsA baker sells donuts for $0.99 each for less than 18 donuts. For 18 or more donuts, the baker charges $14.99 plus $0.79 for each additional donut.Write the piecewise function (constraints) describing this situation.Use the format $ f(x) = \{ $ first formula, when $ x $ (first inequality)second formula, when $ x $ (second inequality) $ \} $.For example: $0.99 each for less than a dozen (12) and $9.99 for a dozen plus $0.79 for each additional donut would look like this: $ f(x) = \left\{\begin{array}{lr}0.99x, & \text{when } x < 12 \\9.99 + 0.79(x - 12), & \text{when } x \geq 12\end{array}\right. $

A baker sells donuts for $0.99 each for less than 18 donuts. For 18 or more donuts, the baker charges $14.99 plus $0.79 for each additional donut. Write the piecewise function (constraints) describing this situation. first formula, second formula, when a (second inequality) when a (first inequality) Use the format f(x) = { %3D For example: $0.99 each for less than a dozen (12) and $9.99 for a dozen plus $0.79 for 0.99x, when z< 1. each additional donut would look like this: f(x) 9.99+0.79(r- 12), when a > 1:

A baker sells donuts for $0.99 each for less than 18 donuts. For 18 or more donuts, the baker charges $14.99 plus $0.79 for each additional donut. Write the piecewise function (constraints) describing this situation. first formula, second formula, when a (second inequality) when a (first inequality) Use the format f(x) = { %3D For example: $0.99 each for less than a dozen (12) and $9.99 for a dozen plus $0.79 for 0.99x, when z< 1. each additional donut would look like this: f(x) 9.99+0.79(r- 12), when a > 1:

Algebra and Trigonometry (6th Edition)

6th Edition

ISBN:9780134463216

Author:Robert F. Blitzer

Publisher:Robert F. Blitzer

ChapterP: Prerequisites: Fundamental Concepts Of Algebra

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