A pizzeria charges $8 for a large cheese pizza, plus $2 for each topping. The total cost for a large pizza is given by the equation C=2t+8, where t is the number of toppings. Graph the equation for t between 0 and 5 toppings, and explain the meaning of the slope and y-intercept.
The total cost for a large pizza is given by the equation:
C=2t+8
where t is the number of toppings.
Now, when t=0 we have:
C=8
when t=1 we have:
C=10
when t=2 we have:
C=12
when t=3 we have:
C=14
when t=4 we have:
C=16
when t=5 we have:
C=18
i.e. the graph of this equation is the ordered pair:
(0,8) , (1,10) , (2,12) , (3,14) , (4,16) and (5,18)
The points on the graph are required.
The required graph is attached below.
The slope will be the cost of one topping which is $2.
The cost of a large pizza without any toppings is the y intercept which is @@MATH_TOKEN_0@@
The equation is
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where,
C = Total Cost of pizza
t = Number of toppings
Cost of large pizza is $8.
For t between 0 and 5
\(C(0)=2\times 0+8=8\)
\(C(1)=2\times 1+8=10\)
\(C(2)=2\times 2+8=12\)
\(C(3)=2\times 3+8=14\)
\(C(4)=2\times 4+8=16\)
\(C(5)=2\times 5+8=18\)
Mark the points in the graph.
The slope will be the cost of one topping which is $2.
The point where the line of the equation will intersect the y axis is called the y intercept. So, \(x=0\) at that point.
In this case, the point where the number of toppings will be zero is the y intercept.
The cost of a large pizza without any toppings is the y intercept which is \((0,8)\)
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