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22 August, 11:49

You buy equal numbers of containers of tomatoes, cucumbers, and carrots. Both carrots and cucumbers are $3 less per container than tomatoes. The product of the price for each equals the total cost. What is the price for each container? Write a polynomial function to describe the cost of your purchase. Graph the function. (Let: t = cost for each tomato container)

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  1. 22 August, 14:51
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    Let A be the number of containers of tomatoes bought

    A also will be the number of containers of cucumbers, and the number of container of carrots

    A*t represents the total price paid for all tomato containers

    A * (t - 3$) represents the total price paid for all cucumber containers

    A * (t - 3$) also represents the total price paid for all carrot containers

    Since the product of the price for each equals the total cost.

    Then,

    Total cost of purchase = A*t * [A * (t - 3$) ]²

    (The graph was made with A = 1)
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