LIGHTING Kyle is buying strands of outdoor lights for his luau. The total cost of the strands can be modeled by the function f(c

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LIGHTING Kyle is buying strands of outdoor lights for his luau. The total cost of the strands can be modeled by the function f(c

) = 8.97c. He received an email with a coupon code to receive $5 off his online purchase. A. Write a function g(c) that represents the cost of purchasing strands of lights with the $5 discount. B. Find the cost of purchasing 6 strands of lights before and after the discount. How about this one anyone

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blagie [28] · Answer 1 · 2024-02-24T16:08:31+03:00

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Step-by-step explanation:

A. Function before discount:

f(c)= 8.97c

This means that cost per strand of outdoor light is $8.97 and c is number of strands of outdoor light bought. Therefore to model the function g(c) after he has received a $5 discount on his purchase(total purchase)

g(c)=8.97c-5

B. cost of 6 strands of light before discount

f(c)= 8.97×6= $53.82

cost of 6 strands of light after discount

f(c)=8.97×6-5= $48.82