An online bookseller uses the following schedule to determine the shipping costs: $$\begin{array} { l l l l }
\text { Category } & \text { Books Ordered } & \text { B asic Cost } & \text { Plus per B ook } \
\text { I } & 1 - 3 & \$ 5 & .25 \
\text { II } & 4 - 7 & \$ 7 & .20 \
\text { III } & 8 - 11 & \$ 9 & .15 \
\text { IV } & 12 \text { or more } & \$ 11 & .10
\end{array}$$ What is a correct case expression for a category II book order based upon Books Ordered?
A)Case Is

Question

An online bookseller uses the following schedule to determine the shipping costs: $$\begin{array} { l l l l } 
\text { Category } & \text { Books Ordered } & \text { B asic Cost } & \text { Plus per B ook } \
\text { I } & 1 - 3 & \$ 5 & .25 \
\text { II } & 4 - 7 & \$ 7 & .20 \
\text { III } & 8 - 11 & \$ 9 & .15 \
\text { IV } & 12 \text { or more } & \$ 11 & .10
\end{array}$$ What is a correct case expression for a category II book order based upon Books Ordered?
A)Case Is < 7
B)Case 4 To 7
C)Case Is 4 To 7
D)Case Between 4 and 7

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The correct case expression for a category II book order, which includes orders of 4 to 7 books, is "Case 4 To 7". This syntax correctly specifies the range of books ordered that falls into category II.

An Online Bookseller Uses the Following Schedule to Determine the Shipping