Health economists in Alberta have determined that the following Rational Relation, C(x) x+1300 100-x represents the expected cost, C(x), in millions of dollars, to vaccinate x% of the Alberta population against COVID-19, once a vaccine becomes available and has been purchased by the federal government and distributed to each province. 3 a) Graph the relation on the mathematical domain using Desmos and appropriately label and title the graph. Attach the graph with this submission. b) Simplify the right hand side of this relation to one fraction, fully factored. Clearly show the algebra.

Health economists in Alberta have determined that the following Rational Relation, C(x) x+1300 100-x represents the expected cost, C(x), in millions of dollars, to vaccinate x% of the Alberta population against COVID-19, once a vaccine becomes available and has been purchased by the federal government and distributed to each province. 3 a) Graph the relation on the mathematical domain using Desmos and appropriately label and title the graph. Attach the graph with this submission. b) Simplify the right hand side of this relation to one fraction, fully factored. Clearly show the algebra.

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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