SOLUTION: How do I rewrite "A piano teacher charges 35$ for one hour. After that its an extra 5$ for each additional hour." So that it does not represent a function?

SOLUTION: How do I rewrite "A piano teacher charges 35$ for one hour. After that its an extra 5$ for each additional hour." So that it does not represent a function?

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Question 228203: How do I rewrite "A piano teacher charges 35$ for one hour. After that its an extra 5$ for each additional hour." So that it does not represent a function?

Answer by user_dude2008(1862) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
let x=number of additional hours
function is f(x)=5x+35
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