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A pick-your-own strawberry farm charges $15 per gallon of strawberries. The cost of partial gallons is prorated except that there is a minimum charge of $15. Customers who pick more than 3 gallons receive a $15 discount off their total order. The accompanying figure shows the price (in dollars), ( mathrm{P}(mathrm{x}) ), of picking x gallons of strawberries. Use the graph to find the given quantities. (a) Find ( mathrm{P}(1) ). Select the correct choice below and, if necessary, fill in the answer box within your choice. A. ( P(1)= ) ( square ) B. The solution is undefined.

          A pick-your-own strawberry farm charges $15 per gallon of strawberries. The cost of partial gallons is prorated except that there is a minimum charge of $15. Customers who pick more than 3 gallons receive a $15 discount off their total order. The accompanying figure shows the price (in dollars), ( mathrm{P}(mathrm{x}) ), of picking x gallons of strawberries. Use the graph to find the given quantities.
(a) Find ( mathrm{P}(1) ).

Select the correct choice below and, if necessary, fill in the answer box within your choice.
A. ( P(1)= ) ( square )
B. The solution is undefined.

A pick-your-own strawberry farm charges 15 per gallon of strawberries. The cost of partial gallons is prorated except that there is a minimum charge of15. Customers who pick more than 3 gallons receive a 15 discount off their total order. The accompanying figure shows the price (in dollars), ( mathrmP(mathrmx) ), of picking x gallons of strawberries. Use the graph to find the given quantities.
(a) Find ( mathrmP(1) ).

Select the correct choice below and, if necessary, fill in the answer box within your choice.
A. ( P(1)= ) ( square )
B. The solution is undefined.

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