The cost of a Whoppie Burger is $2.75 and a Whoppie Jr. Burger is $1.00. If 32 total burgers are ordered for a class, find the function denoting total cost, C (x) for all the burgers, where x is the number of Whoppie Jr. Burgers ordered.

a. C (x) = 32 + 3.75x

b. C (x) = 32 + 2.75x

c. C (x) = 88 - 1.75x

d. C (x) = 88 - 3.75x

e. None of the above

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Pedro

Mathematics

28 July, 01:55

The cost of a Whoppie Burger is $2.75 and a Whoppie Jr. Burger is $1.00. If 32 total burgers are ordered for a class, find the function denoting total cost, C (x) for all the burgers, where x is the number of Whoppie Jr. Burgers ordered.

a. C (x) = 32 + 3.75x

b. C (x) = 32 + 2.75x

c. C (x) = 88 - 1.75x

d. C (x) = 88 - 3.75x

e. None of the above

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Valentino Walton · Answer 1

c. C (x) = 88 - 1.75x

Step-by-step explanation:

Let's represent this with an equation. We know that the total number of burgers is 32, and the number of Whoppie Jr. is x, so the number of Whoppie is 32-x.

Each Whoppie costs 2.75, and each Whoppie Jr. costs 1, so multiply the cost by the number to get the equation:

C (x) = 1x + 2.75 (32-x)

Now distribute and simplify.

C (x) = 2.75*32 + 1x - 2.75x

C (x) = 88 - 1.75x