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COMPOSITION OF FUNCTIONS
You just received a mystery discount coupon for a local department store. When the discount was
revealed you were in luck, it was a 30% discount on all purchases. (Neglect sales tax in this application).
rot mad
A. If your retail price for all merchandise purchased today is $105. 00 how much money do you
need to give to the cashier? Show your work.
105 x.30: 31.50
105-31.50 F1350
B. Define the discount function, D(x) symbolically that represents the amount spent at the store
based on a retail price of x dollars.
D CX = 30
Too
DU)= •3x/
ade on #2) C
C. Now let's say you have $20.00 in Krazy Cash for this same store. If you only used this "purchase
perk" how much money would you need to give the cashier?
105-2085
D. Define the Krazy cash function, K(x) symbolically that represents the amount spent at the store
es down by
based on a retail price of x dollars.
K(X)
X =$105
KLI05) :05-20=485
=X-20
E. Let's now say that the store will allow you to use both the 30%.discount and your $20.00 Krazy
Cash for your purchase, the $20. Krazy Cash first followed by the 30%. If you bought $105.00
dollars today how much money would you give the cashier? Show your work.
105-20: 85
year.
కం: 255
85-25 559.5
F. Define the composition (D o K)(x) symbolically
First Krazy cash applied & then discounted,
that is the first Kcx) functnon applied t after that
Px) firthon applied & KU) comes Inside of
the funclon Dx) that is DCK(»)
Transcribed Image Text:COMPOSITION OF FUNCTIONS You just received a mystery discount coupon for a local department store. When the discount was revealed you were in luck, it was a 30% discount on all purchases. (Neglect sales tax in this application). rot mad A. If your retail price for all merchandise purchased today is $105. 00 how much money do you need to give to the cashier? Show your work. 105 x.30: 31.50 105-31.50 F1350 B. Define the discount function, D(x) symbolically that represents the amount spent at the store based on a retail price of x dollars. D CX = 30 Too DU)= •3x/ ade on #2) C C. Now let's say you have $20.00 in Krazy Cash for this same store. If you only used this "purchase perk" how much money would you need to give the cashier? 105-2085 D. Define the Krazy cash function, K(x) symbolically that represents the amount spent at the store es down by based on a retail price of x dollars. K(X) X =$105 KLI05) :05-20=485 =X-20 E. Let's now say that the store will allow you to use both the 30%.discount and your $20.00 Krazy Cash for your purchase, the $20. Krazy Cash first followed by the 30%. If you bought $105.00 dollars today how much money would you give the cashier? Show your work. 105-20: 85 year. కం: 255 85-25 559.5 F. Define the composition (D o K)(x) symbolically First Krazy cash applied & then discounted, that is the first Kcx) functnon applied t after that Px) firthon applied & KU) comes Inside of the funclon Dx) that is DCK(»)
G. Evaluate(Do K)(105). Does this agree with vour answer to part E? Explain.
D (K(105)
- Clo5)= 105-20=85 yes it agrees w/ the a bove
Now DIKCX)) =D(85)=85-.30:85=59,50
Parts Both results in$59,50
H. Now let's assume the store will allow you to use the discount first followed by the $20.00 krazy
cas. ir you bought $105.00 dollars today how much monev would you give the cashier? Show
your work.
105 x.30=31.50
los -31 5073,50
73.50-20 053.50
I.
Is this the same result as your answer in part E? Explain.
nothey are not the Same
be cand the 30%. dedu ch n
IS being tacen off Wi differen
# Pnces.
J.
Define this composition as (K D)(x). Form this new composition symbolically.
D(2)2.34
(KOD)(x) 2 3K-20
(K•D) (1O5),
s: 3XLO5-20
K. Evaluate (K D)(105).
L Which is the better deal?
Transcribed Image Text:G. Evaluate(Do K)(105). Does this agree with vour answer to part E? Explain. D (K(105) - Clo5)= 105-20=85 yes it agrees w/ the a bove Now DIKCX)) =D(85)=85-.30:85=59,50 Parts Both results in$59,50 H. Now let's assume the store will allow you to use the discount first followed by the $20.00 krazy cas. ir you bought $105.00 dollars today how much monev would you give the cashier? Show your work. 105 x.30=31.50 los -31 5073,50 73.50-20 053.50 I. Is this the same result as your answer in part E? Explain. nothey are not the Same be cand the 30%. dedu ch n IS being tacen off Wi differen # Pnces. J. Define this composition as (K D)(x). Form this new composition symbolically. D(2)2.34 (KOD)(x) 2 3K-20 (K•D) (1O5), s: 3XLO5-20 K. Evaluate (K D)(105). L Which is the better deal?
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