A paintball court charges an initial entrance fee plus a fixed price per ball.P represents the total price (in dollars) as a function of the number of balls used n.P=0.80n+5.50What is the price for 10 balls, not including the entrance fee?$
Q. A paintball court charges an initial entrance fee plus a fixed price per ball.P represents the total price (in dollars) as a function of the number of balls used n.P=0.80n+5.50What is the price for 10 balls, not including the entrance fee?$
Formula for total price: We know the formula for the total price P as a function of the number of balls n is P=0.80n+5.50. To find the price for 10 balls, we need to substitute n with 10 in the formula.
Substituting n with 10: Substitute n with 10 in the formula: P=0.80×10+5.50.
Calculating the price for 10 balls: Calculate the price for 10 balls: 0.80×10=8.
Excluding the entrance fee: Now, add the entrance fee to the price for 10 balls: 8+5.50. However, the question asks for the price of 10 balls not including the entrance fee, so we do not need to add the entrance fee to our calculation.
Price for 10 balls: The price for 10 balls, not including the entrance fee, is $8.
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