Question

Sue charges $15 per hour for the first hour of babysitting and $10 for each additional hour, with each fraction of an hour counted as a whole hour. The rates that Vic charges for x hours are modeled by the function shown. Part A - Who will charge more to babysit for 10 hours? Justify your response.

Sue charges $15 per hour for the first hour of babysitting and $10 for each additional hour, with each fraction of an hour counted as a whole hour. The rates that Vic charges for x hours are modeled by the function shown. Part B - What is the rate of change for each function over the interval 7 ≤ x ≤ 11? *


Sue charges $15 per hour for the first hour of babysitting and $10 for each additional hour, with each fraction of an hour counted as a whole hour. The rates that Vic charges for x hours are modeled by the function shown. Part C- What is the domain of each of these functions? *


Sue charges $15 per hour for the first hour of babysitting and $10 for each additional hour, with each fraction of an hour counted as a whole hour. The rates that Vic charges for x hours are modeled by the function shown. Part D- What is the range of each of these functions? *

I have the part A answer. I don't have part, b,c,d
I need help plzz

Answer 1

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Answer 2

12:06

Explanation:

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