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A parking garage charges \$5 for the first hour, \$10 for up to two hours, and \$12 for more than 2 hours until the end of the day. Let \(G\) be the dollar cost for a car parking in the garage at noon for \(t\) hours.
| \(t\) (hours) | \(G\) (dollars) |
|---|---|
| 0 | |
| \(\frac 12\) | |
| 1 | |
| \(1\frac 3 4\) | |
| 2 | |
| 5 |
Is this a graph of a function? Explain your reasoning.
Use the graph of function \(g\) to answer these questions.
Complete the rule for \(g(x)\) so that the graph represents it.
\(\displaystyle g(x) =\ \begin{cases} \text{-}10, & \text{-}15\leq x< \text{-}10 \\ \underline{\hspace {8mm}}, & \text{-}10\leq x<\text{-}8 \\ \text{-}6, & \underline{\hspace {8mm}}\leq x<\text{-}1 \\ \underline{\hspace {8mm}}, & \text{-}1\leq x<1 \\ 4, & \underline{\hspace {8mm}}\leq x<\underline{\hspace {8mm}} \\ 8, & 10\leq x<15 \\ \end{cases} \)
This graph represents Andre’s distance from his bicycle as he walks in a park.
The temperature was recorded every hour of a day. Function \(T\) gives the temperature in degrees Fahrenheit, \(n\) hours since midnight.
Here is a graph for this function.
Explain why this graph does not represent a function.