SOLUTION: A parking lot charges $0.50 for each half bour or fraction thereof up to a daily Maximum of $10.00. Let C(t) be the cost in dollars of parking for t minutes.

Question 1044758: A parking lot charges $0.50 for each half bour or fraction thereof up to a daily
Maximum of $10.00. Let C(t) be the cost in dollars of parking for t minutes.
Answer by josmiceli(19441) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
One half hr = min
dollars/minute
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minutes maximum

dollars

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