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Fair Tickets Purchase Equation Analysis

Investigating a real-world problem of buying fair tickets with additional purchases using an equation. The equation, function, domain, range, and conclusion are explored through a systematic approach.

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Fair Tickets Purchase Equation Analysis

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  1. Function Project By: Destin Steitler……!

  2. Real World Problem • If I wonted 10 tickets for the fair and also get a 2 dollar drink a 5 dollar corn dog and play a game for 3 dollars when each ticket is 2 dollars could I get all of the extras?

  3. Equation • The equation for my problem is 10 – X(2)= Y

  4. Independent Dependent • The extras depend on if u can get 10 tickets

  5. Is This Function • Yes because u cant us the same amount of money?

  6. Definition of Domain and Range • Domain is the X value • Range is the Y value

  7. Is domain continuous or discrete? • My Domain is Continuous.

  8. Equation Stated • 10 – X(2)= Y

  9. table

  10. Chart of values Key : X axis is the amount of money Y axis is the number of tickets

  11. Conclusion • In Conclusion yes I can get 10 tickets and still get my extras.

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