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(Step-by-Step) Toxic pollutants. The annual cost in dollars for removing p% of the toxic chemicals from a town’s water supply is given by the formula C(p)=(500,000)/(100-p)

Question: Toxic pollutants. The annual cost in dollars for removing p% of the toxic chemicals from a town’s water supply is given by the formula

\[C(p)=\frac{500,000}{100-p}\]

  1. Use the accompanying graph to estimate the cost for removing \(90 \%\) and \(95 \%\) of the toxic chemicals.
  2. Use the formula to determine the cost for removing \(99.5 \%\) of the toxic chemicals.
  3. What happens to the cost as the percentage of 11utants removed approaches \(100 \%\) ?

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