Ms. Smith wants to buy an HDTV, which is on sale for 35% off the original price of $2299. The sales tax is 6.25% How would you use composition of functions to find the final price of the HDTV? What two functions would you use?
You'll want one function that calculates the sale price, and one function that calculates the after-tax price. If the product is 2299 and at a 35% sale, it means that 2299*0.35 = 804.65. But this amount represents the DISCOUNT of the product. To know it's final price, you take the original price minus the discount: 2299-804.65 So... you can represent your sale-price function as f(x) = x - (x*0.35) where x would be 2299
ok so far?
(Equivalenlty, you can express f(x) = 0.65x by just simplifying that formula)
Thank you so much!!!
Np. :)
I hope you didn't forget to find the sales tax function
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