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Answer the entire question by typing your responses to each part clearly in the post (under your index number)

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Answer the entire question by typing your responses to each part clearly in the post (under your index number)

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Deadline: 29 August 2022
Estimated duration: 10 minutes

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[HW1] Chap 6 Linear Functions & Graphs - Graphs in Real World Situation

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i) 200,300,500

ii) No

iii) There is a set cost for having the family gathering

iv) As the cost of catering people at more quantity might be discounted than at a lower quantity

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i) 200, 320, 560

ii) No

iii) Service fees

iv) Because the service fees is $80, the remaining cost for the ten people is only $120. So, the price per person does not decrease

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i) 200, 320, 560

ii) no

iii) as there is a cost added onto the amount of n people

iv) as each of the persons won't need to pay that extra cost added onto the amount of n people

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(i) 200, 320, 560

(ii) Yes

(iii) C=n+80 so the value of C when n=0 is 80

(iv) The initial $80 does not change as the amount of people increases and is split amongst more people so the cost per person reduces.

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i) 200, 320 560

ii) Yes

iii) The service charge is $80 so even if there is 0 people, there will still be an $80 fee.

iv) This is because the more people ordering food, the more they earn and so to encourage people to cater food for more people, they give a lower price.

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i) 200,320,560

ii) yes

iii)set cost

iv)so the amount of money paid wont be affected by the $80.

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i)200, 320, 560

ii)no

iii)There is a set cost of $80

iv)The set cost of $80 is not changed although the total amount of payment is increases, so the rest of the cost is splitted to the rest.

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(i) 200,320,560

(ii)no

(iii)The cost is to signify the base amount that a person has to pay to cater food

(iv)The starting price is $80. If there are 3 people being catered the $80 dollars would be divided among them.If there are 10 people being catered the $80 dollars would be divided among them, making each person have to pay less share of the base than 3 people being catered.

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(i) 200, 320, 560

(ii) Yes.

(iii) As long as there is food catered, it will already cost $80. Each person added makes the cost of the food for each individual cheaper, making more people wanting to eat together.

(iv) For example, if 3 people eat, it will cost $120 in total, making each individual cost $40 which is half of the $80 for 0 people. This makes more people go and eat it.

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(i) 200, 320, 440

(ii) No. Based on the graph, she needs to pay about $620 for 45 people but she only has a budget of $600. So she does not have enough money to pay for the catering of food for 45 people.

(iii) It is the fixed base cost that includes the delivery cost and manpower.

(v) The fixed base cost is divided out by more people and the amount per person is still the same. So that the cost of catering food for each person decreases when there is more people.

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(i) 200,320,560

(ii) Yes

(iii)If only one person is eating, it would be $12 + $80; however, if there is more than one person, the second person and above will only add $12 to the sum of money.

(iii) Actually, the cost of one person is consistently $12. It just seems like the amount is decreasing due to the added $80 at the start.

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i) 200, 320, 560

ii) no

iii) It is a fixed cost of $80; every person would add more money

iv) for every person added, the base is divided by more people

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i) 200,320,560.

ii) No.

iii)This may be because there may be an extra fee or tax that needs to be paid.(Service charge, Delivery fees)

iv)This may be because there isn't a fixed price, where $C/n = rate per person. Not only that, the rate is inconsistent because there was a extra cost in the fee itself.

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)200, 320, 560

ii)no

iii)$80 set cost
Although the total amount of payment increases, the set cost of $80 does not change, so the remaining costs are split among the others.

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i) 200, 320, 560

ii) No

iii) The significance of this cost is the base price.

iv) idk

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(i) 200, 320, 560

(ii) No

(iii) There is a standard amount you have to pay for the catering. For each person you are catering for, and additional amount would be added

(iv) Since there is a a standard base amount amount and each person needs to pay less then the base amount. The more people who you are catering for the lesser the amount is.

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i) 200, 320, 560

ii) n o

iii) erm acthualle, there is a base price, which is $80

iv (drip)) The base price is divided more when u have more people. This is a common practice of splitting the bill because communism.

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i) 200, 320, 560

ii) no

iii) Since C is n+80, if N is 0, C will be 80.

iv) THe $80 at the start will stay the same no matter how many people join the family gathering.

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i) 200, 320, 560

ii) no

iii) There is a set cost of $80

iv) As $C/n = cost of food, the number of people eating the food will increase and the cost will have to split among the number of people thus the cost of catering food decreases for each person

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i) 200, 320, 560

ii) No, according to the graph, she needs to pay $640 for 45 people but only has $600, so she cannot buy catering for 45 people

iii) Without any people. there is a fixed cost that is the amount needed for the company to transport and deliver the food.

iv) Because the more people there are, the more insignificant the fixed cost at the start for the company to transport and deliver the food becomes, making it seem cheaper per person, even though it is not.

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i) 200, 320, 560

ii) No.

iii) To show the constant increase in the price.

iv) Since the y-intersect is not 0, the starting price which is $80 is not increased as the number of people increases. As the $80 is not multiplied by the number of people but remains the same, this price is split between all the people instead.

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(i) 200, 320, 560

(ii) no

(iii) There is a fixed base cost no matter the number of people

(iv) The base cost get divided the more people there are