Your company needs to temporarily hire a programmer to work on a project. Two proposed payments schemes for this work are as followed: A flat fee of $1,000, plus $20 per hour or (2) $25 per hour for each of the two plans write a function for the amount of each payment (y) as a function of the hours worked (x) how do i find the hours worked?

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shane_b · Answer

Didn't we already cover this question like 2 hours ago?

anonymous · Answer

yes lol but I don't how many hours

shane_b · Answer

The question doesn't tell you to put in how many hours...nor does it provide you any way to figure that out.  It's only asking for the equations (the ones I posted before).

anonymous · Answer

ok thanks hun
I did send u a message about it lol I was not sure

shane_b · Answer

s'ok :)

shane_b · Answer

If you do have to graph the two functions, then you can do that. Just use values in the range of x = 1 to x = 10 (for example). Then put each x value into each equation, and plot them on your graph.  Creating a table as follows may help:
x    y=1000+20x    y= 25x
1     1000+20(1)   25(1)
2     1000+20(2)   25(2)
3     1000+20(3)   25(3)
4   etc...

Anyway, you will end up with 2 lines on the graph.

anonymous · Answer

yes
I did

anonymous · Answer

thanks bunches

shane_b · Answer

You're welcome :)