Mathematics, 06.01.2022 19:50 rtorres3
An ice cream vendor found that they would sell 30 ice cream cones a day whenever the temperature was 60 degrees or less. However, they found that for every degree above 60, they would sell (on average) an additional 3 ice cream cones. What are the input and output in this scenario? *
The INPUT is the number of ice cream cones sold and the OUTPUT is the amount of money made.
The INPUT is the temperature and the OUTPUT is the number of ice cream cones sold.
The INPUT is the number of ice cream cones sold and the OUTPUT is the temperature.
The INPUT is the amount of money made and the OUTPUT is the number of ice cream cones sold.
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