Problem 1: A taxi company in lowa charges a flat rate of $5.00 for the first ½ mile, then a rate of $0.80 per mile for any distance beyond the ½ mile until the total distance traveled is 10 miles. For any portion after mile 10 miles, the rate drops down to $0.50 per mile. The taxi drivers will not accept trips over 15 miles in length. Define a piece-wise function g to represent the cost of an n-mile taxi ride.

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