Explanation:
when we give a function an actual value as argument, we are using the variable(s) in the functional definition as intended : as placeholders for actual values.
so, we only need to replace any occurrence of the variable by the actual value and calculate.
a.
zero items are produced means x = 0.
C(0) = 10×0 + 900 = $900
fixed cost = $900
b.
making 25 items means x = 25.
C(25) = 10×25 + 900 = 250 + 900 = $1,150
c.
the domain is the interval or set of all valid values for x.
the range is the interval or set of all valid values for y (the functional result).
now, the maximum cost allowed is $1900.
how many items are that ?
1900 = 10x + 900
1000 = 10x
x = 100
so, the domain is
0 <= x <= 100
the range is
$900 <= y <= $1900