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The short-term

(no more than 24hours) parking fee F (in dollars) for

parking x hours at O’Hare International Airport’s main

parking garage can be modeled by the function

role="math" localid="1645828501222" F(x)=2if0<x≤14if1<x≤310if3<x≤45int(x+1)+2if4<x<951if9≤x≤24

Determine the fee for parking in the short-term parking

garage for

(a) 2hours

(b) 7hours

(c) 15hours

(d) 8hours and 24minutes

Short Answer

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(a) The parking fee for2 hours is $4

(b) The parking fee for 7hours is $42

(c) The parking fee for 15hours is $51

(c) The parking fee for 8hours and24 minutes is $47

Step by step solution

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Step 1. given data

function for the parking fee for x hours is F(x)=2if0<x≤14if1<x≤310if3<x≤45int(x+1)+2if4<x<951if9≤x≤24

parking time is

(a) 2hours

(b) 7hours

(c) 15hours

(d) 8hours and 24minutes

02

Step 2. Part (a)

Parking time is 2hours so x=2

substitute 2 for x in the function

role="math" localid="1645829332024" F(x)=4if1<x≤3F(2)=4

so the parking fee for2hoursis $4

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Step 3. Part (b)

Parking time is 7hours sox=7

substitute 7for x in the function

role="math" localid="1645829508088" F(x)=5int(x+1)+2if4<x<9F(7)=5int(7+1)+2F(7)=5(8)+2F(7)=42

so the parking fee for7 hours is $42

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Step 4. Part (c)

Parking time is15 hours sox=15

substitute 15for x in the function

role="math" localid="1645829258895" F(x)=51if9≤x≤24F(15)=51

so the parking fee for 15hours is $51

05

Step 5. Part (d)

Parking time is8hours and 24minutes

sox=8+2460x=8+0.4x=8.4

substitute 8.4for x in the function

F(x)=5int(x+1)+2if4<x<9F(8.4)=5int(8.4+1)+2F(8.4)=5int(9.4)+2F(8.4)=5(9)+2F(8.4)=45+2F(8.4)=47

so the parking fee for 8hours and 24minutes is $47

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