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You work two jobs. You earn $9.45 per hour as a salesperson and $11.34 per hour stocking shelves. Your combined earnings this mo

nth are $141.75. Let x represent the number of hours worked stocking shelves and let y represent the number of hours worked in sales. Graph the equation that models this situation.
PLZ TELL ME THE POINTS.

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konstantin123 [22]3 years ago

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Answer:

11.34x + 9.45y = 141.75

y = (141.75 - 11.34x)/9.45

y = -1.2x + 15

Draw a straight line only in the first quadrant connecting these points:

(0,15)

(12.5,0)

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