Questions: lim t → 2 C(t)

lim t → 2 C(t)
Transcript text: \[ \lim _{t \rightarrow 2} C(t) \]
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Solution Steps

Step 1: Identify the duration for parking

The duration for which the parking cost needs to be calculated is 2 hours.

Step 2: Determine the segment of the piecewise function

Since the duration is 2 hour(s), it falls into the second segment of the piecewise function.

Step 3: Apply the corresponding formula

The cost for the first hour is $2.5, and the cost for each additional hour or part thereof is $1.3. Total cost for additional hours is $1.3 * 1 = $1.3. Thus, the total cost is $2.5 + $1.3 = $3.8.

Step 4: Consider the maximum cost cap

Final Answer:

The cost of parking for 2 hours is $3.8.

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