Asked by Jalani Bennett on Jul 02, 2024

The Smythes believe their water meter is not working properly and started keeping track of their meter readings.Mr.Smythe thinks that if he can calculate the amount of water he was charged for using the provider's published piecewise function for water costs and compare it to his own reading,he will know wether meter is working correctly.If their total bill last month was $45.96,how many CCF of water should they have used? The Smythes believe their water meter is not working properly and started keeping track of their meter readings.Mr.Smythe thinks that if he can calculate the amount of water he was charged for using the provider's published piecewise function for water costs and compare it to his own reading,he will know wether meter is working correctly.If their total bill last month was $45.96,how many CCF of water should they have used?

Piecewise Function

A mathematical function defined by multiple sub-functions, each applying to a certain interval of the overall domain.

Water Meter

A device used to measure the volume of water usage in residential, commercial, or any other building for the purpose of billing and monitoring.

CCF

Stands for hundred cubic feet and is a unit of measurement often used for billing natural gas or water usage.

  • Conduct fundamental operations for determining unit cost and distributing budgets.
  • Examine energy and utility consumption to determine cost-efficient choices.