working as a sales clerk at a local pgarmacy.jamie earns $12 per shift plus $6per hour that she works. jamies earnings can be modeled by the equation E=6t+12 were E represents her earnings for one shift, and t repesents the number of hours she worked

show jamies earnings on a graph and label the slope and y intercept

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working as a sales clerk at a local pgarmacy.jamie earns $12 per shift plus $6per hour that she works. jamies earnings can be modeled by the equation E=6t+12 were E represents her earnings for one shift, and t repesents the number of hours she worked

show jamies earnings on a graph and label the slope and y intercept

anonymous · Answer

y intercept= 12
slope= 6/1
On your graph, you will start at positive 12, make your 1st point. your second point will be 1 to the right and 6 up. continue that pattern and thats your line...

anonymous · Answer

Slope equation is y = mx + b.  In this case, E takes the place of y and the slope of this equation would be 6/1.  Remember, slopes are shown in a fraction as rise over run.  The 12 would represent the y-intercept which is where you would start plotting.  Look for 12 on the y-axis and rise 6 and 1 to the right and plot.  Continue doing so and you would get your graphed line.