Nykia Lloyd.  Dejanea and 7 of her friends are going a party. To get into the party it cost $5.75 each. How much would it cost for Dejanea and her friends.

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Nykia Lloyd

 Dejanea and 7 of her friends are going a party. To get into the party it cost $5.75 each. How much would it cost for Dejanea and her friends to get stamped into the party.

 The equation to my problem is: y=5.75 or f(x)=5.75x X=the number of people paying to get stamped Y=the total cost of everyone getting in.

 The independent variable is my x which is the number of people getting stamped.  The dependent variable is my y which is the total cost.

x 5.75(x) y (x,y) 15.75(1)5.75(1,5.75) 25.75(2)11.50(2,11.50) 35.75(3)17.25(3,17.25) 45.75(4)23.00(4,23.00) 55.75(5)28.75(5,28.75) 65.75(6)34.50(6,34.50) 75.75(7)40.25(7,40.25) 85.75(8)46.00(8,46.00)

 The data is discrete because individual points that would not be connected when graphed. Not all rational values define the domain.

 My X-values DO NOT repeat so, yes it is a function

 So in the end it took $46.00 for Dejanea and her 7 friends to get in the pumped party.  Time To Go Home.!!!!!

This project was completed by Nykia Lloyd.