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A parking garage bases its
prices on the number of hours
that a vehicle parks in the
garage.
The first two hours cost $2 per
hour, between two hours and
six hours cost $2 per hour, and
all hours after that cost $1.
b
The first two hours cost $2 per
hour, between two and four
hours cost $1 per hour, and all
hours after that cost $0.50.
C
The first two hours cost $4.
between two hours and six
hours cost $2 per hour, and all
hours after that cost $1.
à
The first two hours cost $4.
between two hours and six
hours cost $1 per hour, and all
hours after that cost $0.50.

PLEASE HELP A parking garage bases its prices on the number of hours that a vehicle-example-1
User Allanrbo
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Answer:

Option C

The first two hours cost $4. Between two hours and six hours cost $2 per hour, and all hours after that cost $1.

Explanation:

From the first part of the graph we can see that there is a flat rate of $4 for the first two hours. So the first two hours cost $4.

We can eliminate options A and B leaving C and D as only possible options.

Look at the second part of the graph

Between 2 hours and 6 hours(difference of 4 hours), the cost increases from $4 to $8 or an increase of $8

So rate per hour is $8/4 = $ 2 per hour between 2 hours and 6 hours

This information alone is enough to eliminate D but let's go to the rate beyond 6 hours just to make sure. This is the third part of the graph

Between 6 and 7 hours (1 hour) we can see the cost goes from $12 to $13 or a difference of $1. This means for every hour after 6 hours, the rate is $1 per hour.

So option C is the correct choice

User Neil Griffin
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