A shipping company charges $6 to ship a package that weighs up to 1 pound and $2 for each additional pound or portion of a pound. Which equation represents the cost, in dollars, of shipping a package that weighs x pounds?

Let x be the weight of the package in pounds

We know that if x = 1, the cost is $6

Using this in the given two equations,

6 = 6 + 2((1) - 1)

6 = 6 which is true

OR

6 = 6 + 2((1) + 1)

6 = 10 which is not true

Therefore, the correct equation is the first one. Also, x must be greater than 0 because if we plug in 0 to our correct equation, option A, then the price is less than the minimum that needs to be paid (minimum price when shipping 1 lb)

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Its A on edge, f(x)=6+2[x-1], the brackets are rounding up

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