SOLUTION: I need help writing a function for the following problem: "Roy's hometown newspaper offers Roy an opportunity to make some money during his trip to New York City. The paper has

Question 48530: I need help writing a function for the following problem:
"Roy's hometown newspaper offers Roy an opportunity to make some money during his trip to New York City. The paper has agreed to pay Roy if he will write about his trip. He'll receive $30 for each performance he reviews and $15 for each meak that he reviews. Write a function (E) in terms of (t) and (m) that gives the amount of money (represented by E) that Roy would earn after reviewing (amount represented by t) performances and (amount represented by m) meals. Since (E) is uniquely determined by two variables, use the notation E(t,m), where (E) is the name of the function defined in terms of (t) and (m).
E(t,m)=___________ "
Thanks in advance!
Answer by cowess(34) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
He'll receive $30 for each performance he reviews and $15 for each meak that he reviews. Write a function (E) in terms of (t) and (m) that gives the amount of money (represented by E) that Roy would earn after reviewing (amount represented by t) performances and (amount represented by m) meals. Since (E) is uniquely determined by two variables, use the notation E(t,m), where (E) is the name of the function defined in terms of (t) and (m).
E(t,m)= 30t+15m
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