Applications of Linear Functions (VCE SSCE Mathematical Methods): Quizzes
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In the linear cost function , what does the variable represent?
In the linear cost function , what does the variable represent?
The fixed charge
In , what does the coefficient represent?
In , what does the coefficient represent?
Rate per unit
What is a break-even point when comparing two pricing options?
What is a break-even point when comparing two pricing options?
Where both options cost the same
How can a break-even point be found? (Select the complete answer)
How can a break-even point be found? (Select the complete answer)
Graphically or algebraically
In the example, for Method A: . What is the fixed charge?
In the example, for Method A: . What is the fixed charge?
25 dollars
In the example, at 100 units both methods cost the same. What happens after 100 units?
In the example, at 100 units both methods cost the same. What happens after 100 units?
Method B becomes cheaper
For usage less than 100 units in the example, which method is cheaper?
For usage less than 100 units in the example, which method is cheaper?
Method A
What does a steeper gradient mean for a cost function?
What does a steeper gradient mean for a cost function?
Cost increases more quickly
In the example, Method A has . What is the rate per unit?
In the example, Method A has . What is the rate per unit?
50 cents
Which description matches Method B () in the example?
Which description matches Method B () in the example?
Higher fixed, lower rate