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From Lesson 6.04 Piecewise Functions

The graph below models how one county fines drivers that get a ticket for speeding based on how many miles over the speed limit. Based on the graph, what would the fine be for a person that was ticketed for driving 62 mph in a zone that had a maximum speed of 55 mph?

$150

$100

$50

$200​

From Lesson 6.04 Piecewise Functions The graph below models how one county fines drivers-example-1
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Answer:

$100

Explanation:

The bottom row is how many mph the driver is over, the left row is how much it costs per mph over. Since 62mph in a 55mph zone is 7mph over, you go the 7 on the bottom, and go up until you get to the point, then see what the number on the left is. In this case, it would be 100. So therefore the fine is $100.

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