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The cost of parking in a garage, in dollars, can be modeled by a step function whose graph is shown. How much does it cost to park for 3 hours and 45 minutes?

$3
$4
$6
$10

The cost of parking in a garage, in dollars, can be modeled by a step function whose-example-1

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3 hours 45 minutes=3 hours (45 minutes)(1 hour)/(60 minutes)
3 hours 45 minutes=3 hours 0.75 hours
3 hours 45 minutes = 3.75 hours
3 hours < 3.75 hours < 4 hours →Cost=$6

Answer: Third option $6
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Answer:

the cost is
\$6

Explanation:

observing the graph

we know that

For the interval of x------>
(0,1] -----> the cost is
\$0

For the interval of x------>
(1,3] -----> the cost is
\$4

For the interval of x------>
(3,4] -----> the cost is
\$6

For the interval of x------>
(4,infinite) -----> the cost is
\$10

In this problem we have


3 hours and
45 minutes

therefore

the value of x belong to the interval
(3,4]

the cost is
\$6

User Caleb Keller
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