The turnout at a concert depends on the number of posters put up around town, so the turnout is a function of the number of posters that are hung. If this function is called T (p), use the formula below to compute T (9), the turnout at a concert that was advertised using 9 posters.
T (p) = 60p - p2
A. T (9) = 540
B. T (9) = 420
C. T (9) = 540 - 18
D. T (9) = 540 - 81
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