Mathematics, 16.10.2021 21:50 nanagardiner08

Mike just built a comic bookshelf for his room that can hold up to 150 comic books. The cost of each comic that he buys is $4.95. Assuming he has enough money, what is the domain and range of the possible number of comics and total cost he would expect to pay? Explain any restrictions that may occur.

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