What is the algebraic expression that describes the monthly pay? Let x be the hours of training.

Mathematics

2 answers:

Fofino [41]3 years ago

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See which equation the values fit.

eg A
10 hours: so monthly pay is 10*10 + 120 = 1300
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Looks good so far try the other values

Radda [10]3 years ago

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For every 10 hours of training, monthly pay increases by 100
that means that for every 1 hour, monthly pay increases by 10
so the answer must be in the form 10x + something
let's take the 1st row in the table:
10 hours of training = 1300 monthly pay
10x+ something = 1300
10*10 + something=1300
something = 1200
therefore, monthly pay = <span>A. 10x+1200 </span>

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