Yes he did, the proof is in the context
(1) The expected number of copies sold is 75
(2) The expected wage is $720
Explanation:
From the graph, we can see that x represents the number of copiers sold.
y represents the wages.
The equation of the graph is 
(1) Given that an employee earn $570.
We need to determine the number of copiers sold.
Let us substitute
in the equation
, we get,



Thus, the number of copiers sold is 75
(2) Given that if an employee sells 100 copiers, we need to determine the expected wage.
Let us substitute
in the equation
, we get,



Thus, the expected wage is $720
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Answer:
x= -2, -1
Step-by-step explanation: The solution is the x-value of the point of intersection