Jamaray Batton My Problem Jennifer went to a pet store and bought a dog for $500.How much would it cost to buy 5 dogs?

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Jamaray Batton

My Problem Jennifer went to a pet store and bought a dog for $500.How much would it cost to buy 5 dogs?

My equation Y=500(x) or f(x)=500(x)

Variables And functions ? Y depends on x My independent variable is the amount of dogs Jennifer wants to buy. My dependent variable is the amount of money it`s going to cost to buy the dogs. This is a function. All x’s are different.

Domain and Range Domain- The domain is all of the x values. Range-The range is all of the y values. Domain-1,2,3,4,5 Range-500,1000,1500,2000,2500 The domain is continuous all the x values are different and it form a straight line along the x axis.

Table x500(x)y(X,y) 1500(1)500(1,500) 2500(2)1000(2,1000) 3500(3)1500(3,1500) 4500(4)2000(4,2000) 5500(5)2500(5,2500)

MY REAL WORLD PROBLEM Jennifer went to a pet store and bought a dog for 500 dollars. How much would it cost to buy 5 dogs? It would cost $2,500 to buy 5 dogs. x500(x)y(X,y) 1500(1)500(1,500) 2500(2)1000(2,1000) 3500(3)1500(3,1500) 4500(4)2000(4,2000) 5500(5)2500(5,2500)