- IB
- Question Type 3: Calculating solution to questions based around linear models
In a data plan, the price per GB (for the GB) is $10 for and drops by $1 per GB for to , remains at $6 for to , then increases by $0.50 per GB for to . Find .
[3]A runner’s lap time starts at on lap , decreases by per lap for laps –, is constant for laps –, then increases by per lap from lap onward. Find .
[4]A gadget’s selling price (in dollars) after weeks follows: . It decreases by per week for weeks, stays constant for weeks, then increases by per week for the next weeks. Find .
[3]A quantity varies linearly with . Given when and when , find when .
[3]A company’s revenue per unit satisfies . It increases by $4 per unit for , then decreases by $3 per unit for , and remains constant thereafter. Find .
[4]The function is defined by:
Find the value of .
[3]An asset’s book value (dollars) is piecewise linear in time (months): ; it decreases by per month for the first months, then by per month for the next months, then increases by per month for the subsequent months, and remains constant afterward. Find .
[4]A factory's average cost per unit, , is expressed in dollars. The cost starts at . It falls by per unit for the first units produced, stays constant for the next units, then rises by per unit for the following units. Find .
[4]A tariff's marginal price per kWh is given by the piecewise function (in cents/kWh):
Find .
[3]Water cools from at per hour for the first hours, then at per hour for the next hours, after which it is held constant. Find the temperature at hours.
[4]The processing time per package (in minutes) for the package is minutes for . The time decreases by minutes per package for to , stays constant for to , and then increases by minutes per package for . Find .
[3]A car’s speed (km/h) changes linearly in stages: it increases from at km/h per minute for minutes, holds constant for minutes, then decreases at km/h per minute until it reaches km/h, after which it increases at km/h per minute. Find .
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