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    Homework Practice Functions and Equations

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    Problem-Solving Practice Functions and Equations

    1. FISHING A lake owner charges $80 for a day's guided fishing t r i p , plus $5 for each pound of fish caught. The equation c = 80 + 5p describes the total charge c for the number of pounds p of fish. Make a function table for the input-output values.

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    2. Graph the function from Exercise 1.

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    3. MAGAZINE A writer's magazine subscription costs $24 per year plus $4 for each w r i t i n g contest the subscriber enters. The equation c = 24 + Aw describes the total charge c for the number of contest entries w. Make a function table for the input-output values.

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    5. DAY CARE A day care center charges $75 per week for one child, plus $30 per sibling. The equation t = 75 + 30s describes the total charge t for the number of siblings s. Make a function table for the input-output values.

    6. Graph the function from.Exercise 5

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    Chapter 8 122 Course 1