The equation in slope-intercept form to represent the relationship between hours worked (x) and earnings in dollars (y) is y = $5 + $15x.
An equation in slope intercept form is usually written as: y = mx + b
Where:
If I earn $15 per hour when I babysit, the amount I earn increases by $15 every hour. $15 is the slope of the equation. After 3 hours, the total amount I would earn is: $15 x 5 = $45.
In order to determine the intercept, subtract $45 from $50.
$50 - $45 = $5.
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Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
To find a slope we have to use this equation:
(y2 - y1 )/(x2 - x1)
and we have two x's and y's
so we will put them in their places....so (1-(-5))/(4-2)
and we will get 6/2 which is 3
Its A.3
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I would if i had paper:( its hard to explain
