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2 years ago

Does this equation make sense plz help.

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1 answer:

Gnoma [55]2 years ago

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➷ Simply substitute the values into the equations to see if it's correct:

Since the time taken will be more than 2 hours, we can try it with the value 3

t(x) = 70 + 5(3) = 85

g(x) = 30 + 15(3) = 75

As you can see, this is the incorrect choice as when a value more than 2 hours is used, the second engineer has a cheaper cost.

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