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The family arcade center charges an entry fee of 11$ plus an additional 1$ per game played

The family arcade center charges an entry fee of 11$ plus an additional 1$ per game-example-1

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The answer would be your first option C(x) = $11x + $1÷x
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Answer:

Option (c) is correct.

Average expense is given by function
C(x)=(\$11+\$1x)/(x)

Explanation:

Given : The family arcade center charges an entry fee of 11$ plus an additional $1 per game played.

We have to choose from the given options a function that describes the average expense for a player per game played.

Let x be the number of game played.

So, The entry fee will be same for all that is $ 11

And in addition $1 is charged per game played.

when they play x games the charge will be $1 × x = $ x

Thus,

Average expense is defined as the total charge divided by number of player per game played.

That is Total charge per person = $ 11+ $1x

Since, there are x game played.

Thus, Average expense is given by function


C(x)=(\$11+\$1x)/(x)

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