
Phone Charges The monthly cost , in dollars, for calls from the United States to Japan on a certain phone plan is modeled by the function , where is the number of minutes used.
a. What is the cost if you talk on the phone for minutes?
b. Suppose that your monthly bill is . How many minutes did you use the phone?
c. Suppose that you budget yourself per month for the phone. What is the maximum number of minutes that you can talk?
d. What is the implied domain of if there are 30 days in the month?
e. Interpret the slope.
f. Interpret the .

a. What is the cost if you talk for minutes?
b. If the monthly bill is , how many minutes did you use the phone?
c. Suppose that your monthly budget for the phone is not more than . What is the maximum number of minutes that you can talk?
d. What is the implied domain of if there are 30 days in a month?
e. Interpret the slope.
f. Interpret the .
Answer to Problem 38AYU
Solution:
a.
b. We drove 180 miles.
c. We can drive a maximum 300 miles.
d.
e. The function is an increasing function.
f. dollars is the minimum amount to be paid for the car.
Explanation of Solution
Given:
It is given that the cost of one day car rental is , where is the number of miles driven.
Calculation:
a.
When , we get
Therefore, we get .
b.
When , we get
Therefore, we drove 180 miles.
c.
When , we get
Therefore, we can drive a maximum 300 miles.
d.
We can see that the value of can be any number 0 and infinity.
Therefore, the domain of is .
e.
Since, the slope is positive, we can say that the function is an increasing function.
f.
The is the value of the function when . That is, the is the value of the car rental that we have to pay anyways. Therefore, dollars is the minimum amount to be paid for the car.
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