Mathematics, 14.06.2021 21:40, abdullahs4639

This holiday season, Ms. Bastarache organized to give each 9th grader a $10 Dunkin Donuts gift card. Because she bought a lot of cards, Ms. Bastarache tipped the Dunkin Donuts employee $20. This function represents the relationship between the number of gift cards, c, and T(c), the total cost of the cards.

T(c) = 10c + 20

Be sure to answer BOTH questions below.

1. Determine the total cost, in dollars, for Ms. Bastarache to give out 93 gift cards.

2. Last year, Ms. Bastarache spent $820, how many cards did she purchase?

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