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Jody gets paid $200.00 per week, plus $10.00 for every oil change she completes. Write the equation that shows the relationship

between the of oil changes and her weekly income. Then write the slope of the line that represents the relationship.

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Serggg [28]3 years ago

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10x+200 ;
X being how many oil changes she does (the unknown)
The slope should be up 10/1

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