You are at the electronics store picking out a new television. You have a coupon for $75.00 off the price of a Samsung television and you also notice that the store is having a 15% off New Year’s Sales Event. You confirm with the store manager that the store will accept the coupon in addition to giving store discount. a. Write an equation where x is the original price of the television and c(x) is the price of the television after the $75 discount. c(x)=x-75. b. Write an equation where x is the original price of the television and p(x) is the price of the television after the 15% discount. p(x)=x-15x or p(x)=0.85x. Use the composite functions c(p(x)) (percent off then the coupon) and p(c(x)) (coupon first) to
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Make sure to answer all parts. Make sure to show all work and provide evidence when instructed to do so. Make sure to state your claim using a complete sentence. If stating an amount of money, you must include $.
You are at the electronics store picking out a new television. You have a coupon for $75.00 off the price of a Samsung television and you also notice that the store is having a 15% off New Year’s Sales Event. You confirm with the store manager that the store will accept the coupon in addition to giving store discount.
a. Write an equation where x is the original price of the television and c(x) is the price of the television after the $75 discount.
c(x)=x-75.
b. Write an equation where x is the original price of the television and p(x) is the price of the television after the 15% discount.
p(x)=x-15x or p(x)=0.85x.
- Use the composite functions c(p(x)) (percent off then the coupon) and p(c(x)) (coupon first) to determine which would be most beneficial to you if you purchased a Samsung television with an original price of $1,200.00. Make sure to state what the final cost would be for each situation (before sales tax). Show all work to support your answer.
Show all steps for c(p(x)) below:
The final cost of the television after applying discount (first), then coupon c(d(x)) is____
Show all steps for p(c(x)) below:
The final cost of the television_____
Hint: Which will give you a cheaper price; applying the coupon first then the % discount or applying the % discount then the coupon.
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Use the equations you wrote above in a and b to answer c and d
below:
1. What would c(p(x)) mean in this situation?
first
-second
precxs) =
(x-3),9
اس
c(p(x)) = (.9x)-3
c(p(12.50)) (.9(12.50))-3 OR
(11.25) -3
$8.25
oro
(x²=3] - [(x-3)4]
(P(x)) Is the final price you will pay after applying the percent
discount first then the coupon.
2. If the original price of the cupcakes were $12.50, what would you pay
after your discounts according to the information in part 1?
c(p(x)) = (x - 10x)-3
P
C(P(12.50)) (12.50 10(12.50))-3
(12.50 -1.25) - 3
= 11.25 3
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