(When one thing depends on another... Functions) Chris wants to buy a poster for each room in his house. He knows that the more rooms he has, the more money he will spend on posters.

(Which answer best represents the question)

A.) The amount he spends on posters is a function of how big the rooms in his house are.

B.) The amount he spends on posters is a function of the number of rooms in his house.

C.) The number of rooms in his house is a function of the amount he spends on posters.

(Pleaseeeeeee help.)

Question

(When one thing depends on another... Functions) Chris wants to buy a poster for each room in his house. He knows that the more rooms he has, the more money he will spend on posters.

(Which answer best represents the question)

A.) The amount he spends on posters is a function of how big the rooms in his house are.

B.) The amount he spends on posters is a function of the number of rooms in his house.

C.) The number of rooms in his house is a function of the amount he spends on posters.

(Pleaseeeeeee help.)

anonymous · Answer

It says: "He knows that the more rooms he has, the more money he will spend on poster."

So..the money he spend depends on
how big the rooms are?
how many rooms there are?
or
how much he spends  (well...that's just kind of a circular nonsensical statement)?

anonymous · Answer

Ahh wait never mind I had to re-read. Its B

anonymous · Answer

Correct