@secret-Ninja? is it the same for this one too?

Determine whether the function rule models discrete or continuous data. Explain your reasoning. If you just write discrete or continuous you will not receive credit.

A local burger shop sells hamburgers for $.75 apiece. The function C(p) = 0.75p relates the total cost to the number of burgers p purchased.

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@secret-Ninja? is it the same for this one too?

Determine whether the function rule models discrete or continuous data.  Explain your reasoning.  If you just write discrete or continuous you will not receive credit.

A local burger shop sells hamburgers for $.75 apiece.  The function C(p) = 0.75p relates the total cost to the number of burgers p purchased.

cicilybailey14 · Answer

Okay I would think this to be discrete but I suck at math so??

mathmath333 · Answer

@jim_thompson5910 
@campbell_st

mathmath333 · Answer

@Michele_Laino

cicilybailey14 · Answer

It's okay if you guys can't get it...I can just guess

michele_laino · Answer

in general a function which models discrete value, has as its domain the set of natural numbers, namely N.
A function which models a continuous data has as its domain, for example the set R, namely real numbers, or part of it