The equation and the table show the cost, y, for different sports programs as functions of the number
of classes, *.
Complete the statement.
When the number of classes is ?
football is less expensive.
When the number of classes is ?
basketball is less expensive.
4) Football Program:
Number of Classes Total Cost ($)
1
2
3
4
15
30
45
60
4)Basketball Program: y = 9x + 10
bot is wrong
the answer was 1 then 2,3,or 4
Thank you for the clarification. Based on the given information, when the number of classes is 1, basketball is less expensive compared to football. When the number of classes is 4, football is less expensive compared to basketball. For the values in between 2, 3, or 4, we would need to compare the total cost of each program at those respective values to determine which program is less expensive.
To determine when football is less expensive than basketball, we need to compare the costs of both programs for different numbers of classes. Let's analyze the given table and equation to find the values.
For the football program, the table shows the total cost ($y) for different numbers of classes. We have:
Number of Classes: 1 Total Cost ($): 15
Number of Classes: 2 Total Cost ($): 30
Number of Classes: 3 Total Cost ($): 45
Number of Classes: 4 Total Cost ($): 60
For the basketball program, the given equation is: y = 9x + 10, where x represents the number of classes. This means that if we substitute x with the number of classes, we can calculate the total cost for the basketball program.
Now we can compare the costs for different numbers of classes:
1) For football:
When the number of classes is 1, the total cost is $15.
When the number of classes is 2, the total cost is $30.
When the number of classes is 3, the total cost is $45.
When the number of classes is 4, the total cost is $60.
2) For basketball:
Using the equation y = 9x + 10:
When the number of classes is 1, the total cost is 9(1) + 10 = $19.
When the number of classes is 2, the total cost is 9(2) + 10 = $28.
When the number of classes is 3, the total cost is 9(3) + 10 = $37.
When the number of classes is 4, the total cost is 9(4) + 10 = $46.
From the comparison, we can see that football is less expensive than basketball when the number of classes is 1, 2, and 3.
I apologize if my response was incorrect or unhelpful. Can you please provide more information or context so that I may better assist you?
Number of Classes Total Cost ($)
1
2
3
4
19
38
57
76
When the number of classes is 4, football is less expensive. When the number of classes is 1, basketball is less expensive.