A solid-state drive (SSD) is a piece of hardware used to store data. Since an SSD is much faster and more reliable than a traditional hard drive, some new computers are being built using SSD technology.
The function f determines the cost, f(s) (in dollars), of producing an SSD that stores s Gigabytes of data.
Use function notation to represent:
a. The cost (in dollars) of producing an SSD that stores 2086 GB of data.
b. How much more it costs (in dollars) to produce an SSD with 4172 GB of storage as compared to one with 2086 GB of storage.
c. The cost (in dollars) to produce an SSD with 5 TB of storage, given that there are 1024 Gigabytes (GB) in one Terabyte (TB).
Hint: The cost of producing an SSD that stores 5 TB is not the same as the cost of producing 5 SSDs that each store 1 TB of data.
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