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3 years ago

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valentina_108 [34]3 years ago

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The answer is D. You are just adding 8 to the number of hours you work because you earn 8 dollars an hour, or you can just multiply the number of hours by the wage you get paid and you would get the your gross pay. It would also be in quadrant 1 because all the numbers are positive and quadrant 1 is all positive numbers not like the other quadrants where there is either all negative numbers or some positive numbers and some negative numbers. But to make things shorter the answer is D.

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