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The cost of buying different numbers of bagels is shown. Is the cost a function of the number of bagels bought? Explain.

The cost of buying different numbers of bagels is shown. Is the cost a function of the number of bagels bought? Explain.
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The cost of buying different numbers of bagels is shown. Is the cost a function of the number of bagels bought? Explain.

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Yes, because each input (number of bagels) has a single output (cost).

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6

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