Piecewise Function Example 2: A parking fee at SM Pampanga costs P30.00 for the first five hours and an extra P10.00 for each hour of extension. If you park for more than twelve hours, you pay instead pay a flat rate of P150.00. Represent your parking fee using the function P(h) where h is the number of hours you parked in the mall.​

Answer:P(h)={&₱30, if 0<h≤5{₱30+10(h-5), if 5<h≤12{₱150, if h>12Step-by-step explanation:Let h=number of hours you parked in the mall.conditions:30 for the first five hours, then; if the number of hours you stayed is less than or equals to zero, you'll get a fee of 30 PesosNow, an extra 10 Pesos for each hour of extension; Remember that h=number of hours you parked. Therefore, the excess should be multiplied by the excess number of hours that you should compensate if you parked for over the limit (the 5 hours limit). Multiply 10 Pesos with the excess. For example: you parked for eight hours, therefore, minus it with the 30 Pesos limit (5)=8-5= 3 hours excess • 10 Pesos 150 Pesos for more than 12 hours of parking

Answered by cesm14721 | 2025-07-05