1. Refrigerator Costs You purchase a new refrigerator for $1250. It costs $92 per year to pay for the electricity to run the refrigerator. a. Write a function () that represents the yearly cost of ownership if you own the fridge for years. Hint: Use the table of values below to help you. First find the total cost of ownership for the given number of years. Then find yearly costs of owning the refrigerator if you own the fridge for that long.

a. Write a function () that represents the yearly cost of ownership if you own the fridge for years. Hint: Use the table of values below to help you. First find the total cost of ownership for the given number of years. Then find yearly costs of owning the refrigerator if you own the fridge for that long.

b. What is the lowest the yearly cost of ownership could ever be? How does the graph show this? Explain why this is.

c. Does the phenomenon in part b) describe a vertical or horizontal asymptote? What is its equation?

d. What happens to the yearly cost of ownership if you own the refrigerator for less than a year? How does the graph show this?

e. Does the phenomenon in part d) describe a vertical or horizontal asymptote? What is its equation?

f. Whats going on there? Explain how this could happen in real life.

g. Talk about the end behavior of this function. Hint: recall that end behavior describes what happens to the function as x approaches infinity.