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Mathematics, 06.05.2021 19:30, Nismo3501037

Leona tracks her calories burned while boxing. The number of calories she burns is expressed by the function c(t) = 425t, where t is the number of hours spent boxing. To burn more calories, Leona wears heavier gloves while boxing. The number of calories she burns while wearing heavier gloves is expressed by the function b(c) = 1.1c, where c is the number of calories burned while boxing without heavy gloves.

Which of the following composite functions expresses the calories, as a function of time, that Leona burns while boxing with heavy gloves?

c[b(t)] = 467.5t
c[b(t)] = 426.1t
b[c(t)] = 467.5t
b[c(t)] = 426.1t

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