2. John began his job making $25 the first day. After that he was paid $6.75 per hour.Make a T-table for the equation for this, using the x-values: 0, 20, 40. Type in the ordered pairs you get as your answer, in this form: (0, number), (20, number), (40, number).

3. John began his job making $25 the first day. After that he was paid $6.75 per hour.Use the graph you made for the equation for this problem to approximate the answer to the following question: John worked 30 hours after the first day that week. What was his approximate pay, according to your graph?

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2. John began his job making $25 the first day. After that he was paid $6.75 per hour.Make a T-table for the equation for this, using the x-values: 0, 20, 40. Type in the ordered pairs you get as your answer, in this form: (0, number), (20, number), (40, number).

3. John began his job making $25 the first day. After that he was paid $6.75 per hour.Use the graph you made for the equation for this problem to approximate the answer to the following question: John worked 30 hours after the first day that week. What was his approximate pay, according to your graph?