When comparing prices for activities at a local recreation center, you notice that the center charges different prices on different days of the week. For example, riding a go-kart costs $10 on Saturday and Sunday and $5 on Monday through Friday.

Is the cost a function of the activity type? Explain why or why not.

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Monserrat

Mathematics

10 November, 21:46

When comparing prices for activities at a local recreation center, you notice that the center charges different prices on different days of the week. For example, riding a go-kart costs $10 on Saturday and Sunday and $5 on Monday through Friday.

Is the cost a function of the activity type? Explain why or why not.

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Adriel Gonzalez · Answer 1

No, because the activity type is not changing, the only variable in this question (other than the price) is the day of the week, So the price is a function/is affected by the day of the week rather than the activity type.