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Javier goes to a football game. He pays $5 for a student ticket and $2 per item bought at the concession stand. Is the total cost to attend the football game a function of the number of items purchased at the concession stand? Use a graph to help explain your answer. Show your work explain your answer​

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LeCoolKid

Answer:

f(x) = 2x+5

Step-by-step explanation:

As you know, a student ticket is one item, and you only need one of these to enter a football game. We will assume he is by himself and without friends. There are items he can buy for $2 each at the concession stand.

With what we know, we can conclude that the total cost to attend the football game could be a function.

The function will be

f(x) = 2x + 5

This is because you buy the ticket one time and buys x items, which is modeled by the function.

I'm sorry that I can't send any links, but if you go to desmos graphing calculator, you can find type the function out and get the graph of the function. Remember to look only at the first quadrant!

Your welcome for the answer, and comment if you have any questions! If you could mark this answer as the brainliest, I would greatly appreciate it! :D

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