Using domain and range concepts, it is found that:
- An appropriate domain for the function is: [tex]c \in [0,100][/tex]
- An appropriate range for the function is [tex]E \in [0,200][/tex].
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- The domain of a function are the values that the input can assume.
- The range of a function are the values that the output can assume.
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- The function E(c) represents the earnings of selling c cupcakes.
- The input is the number of cupcakes sold c.
- The output is the earnings E.
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- They have enough supplies to make 100 cupcakes, thus, at most 100 cupcakes can be sold, meaning that an appropriate domain for the function is: [tex]c \in [0,100][/tex]
- If no cupcakes are sold, the earnings will be of $0. If all 100 cupcakes are sold, the earnings will be of $200, as each is sold for $2, meaning that an appropriate range for the function is [tex]E \in [0,200][/tex].
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