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Step-by-step explanation:
6. 13/hour
7. R=income/hours worked so 221/17=13. Not sure if that is what they are asking for.
8. Not sure. Is it $13/hour?
9. still guessing but the constant is $13/hour so to determine how many hours need to be worked to reach $1000, you divide. $1000/13=Approximately 77 hours.
Question 40 is D because from looking at the graph, its is symmetrical and the mean is the average, which usually the middle of the graph, so is the median. The median and mean would be within the 2.1-3 category because its the middle of the graph.
Question 41 is B because every pound is 16 ounces. If you multiply 16 and 12.5, you'll get 200.
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Could you please add a photo or the quadratic function?
See photo. I hope it helps
