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A movie theater is offering a special summer pass. Passholders pay $8 per movie for the first 5 movies and watch additional movies for free, up to a
maximum of 15 movies. The function C gives the total cost, in dollars, for a passholder to watch n movies,

Is function C a piecewise function? Explain your reasoning.

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