Lucia decides to see which would be a better rate for charging customers based on the number of
animals they need to watch. She decides between the two options below:
Option A: $3 per animal and $3 initial charge for using services
Option B: There is an initial charge of $1, but the price triples per animal.
+73 Could you make the question clearer? Are we supposed to be finding when the options are equal to each other? Then I would be happy to help! :)
+118608 What you have to do is make a graph of with the number of animals along the bottom and cost up the side.
there will be two straight line graphs. One for each scenario. There will be a cross over point where they are both the same cost (probably a part of an animal) But, for any given number of animals, the graph on the top will always be the dearer option.
Now give it a go. :)
Please no one answer is full.
