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stellarik [79]2 years ago

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The function model for the amount of the money that Bailey earns is,

Regular earning +overtime pay=total earnings.

We have given that the

12$ =1hours

first 40 hours in a week

and 18$ for each hour after a week.

We have to determine the function models the amount of money that bailey earns

<h3>What is the formula for regular earning?</h3>

regular hour × regular rate=regular eaning

40(12)=480$

overtime hours × overtime rate=overtime pay

Regular earning +overtime pay=total earnings

Here we don't know the overtime hours

Therefore we are unable to calculate total earnings.

The function model for the amount of the money that Bailey earns is,

Regular earning +overtime pay=total earnings.

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