If 30 gumballs can be purchased for 3 dollars, write a function that represents the cost in cents of ‘d' dozen gumballs.

The function that represents the cost in cents of ‘d' dozen gumballs is y = 10d .

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As given

If 30 gumballs can be purchased for 3 dollars .

i.e

30 gumballs = $3

Now find out the cost of one  gumballs .

As 1 dollar = 100 cents

1 gumballs = 10 cents

Thus the cost of one gumball is 10 cents .

As d = dozen gumballs.

Let us assume that the cost for ‘d' dozen gumballs = y

Than the function becomes

y = 10d

Therefore the  function that represents the cost in cents of ‘d' dozen gumballs is y = 10d .

135 is your answer

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1,918

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