Answer:
Job 2
Step-by-step explanation:
Find how much job 1 pays for 1 hour:
(150 - 30) ÷ 8 = 15
Job 1 pays $15 per hour.
Assuming variable x stands for number of hours worked, job 2 pays $17 an hour.
Put job 1 into a similarly formatted equation:
Variable y = total pay
y = 15x + 30
Compare job 1 and 2:
Job 1: 15x + 30
Job 2: 17x + 25
Just by looking at the two expressions, there is no obvious higher paying job so let's try plugging in 8 hours for x:
15(8) + 30 = 150
17(8) + 25 = 161
$161 is more than $150 so job 2 pays more.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
I would find the distance of each of the 4 sides and then add them up. There is no picture or numbers to add up for your question.
The complete question in the attached figure
we know that
<span>the distance from a point to line (y-axis) is the perpendicular line against y-axis, which is the absolute value of x-coordinates
</span>
in this problem
the point <span>(−1.5, 6)
the </span>absolute value of x-coordinates is 1.5
hence
the distance is 1.5
therefore
the answer isthe option B) the point (1.5,-3)
I'm not quite sure what this question means, but d = rt is a formula used to calculate the distance. the variables here are d for distance, r for rate, and t for time. if you need to solve it for t:
d = rt ... divide both sides by the rate (r)
(d/r) = t ... is your result