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Starbucks Artifact Test

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In question one of Artifact PART 1 (Is the mug worth it or not?) there is two given options. Option A: Have starbucks workers put a drink of your choice in a Starbucks Cup. Option B: Purchase a Mug and have starbucks put your drink of choice into Your Mug. After my research and calculations I have found a and proven a few things. When I researched starbucks I found out that they offer a $.10 discount off your coffee to all customers who bring in their own cups or mugs. so to test whether or not the mug is worth it I selected the most popular mug and cup of joe this season the Red Holiday Mug ($12.95) and the (L/Venti) Pumpkin Spice Latte ($5.25) to create my table, graph, and two function rules use in my test. When I created my table I found

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