Mary's basic wage is $20 per week. She is also paid another $2 for each hour of overtime she works. a) If h represents the number of hours of overtime Mary works and if w represents her total wage, write an equation for finding Mary's total wage. b) Sketch a graph of this representation with h on the horizontal axis and w on the vertical axis. c) Create a table of data to represent this relationship.
$2 dollars per each our extra. H=hours so it would be 2h
$20 per week. so you get +20 by default.
put the overtime and the weekly wage together..you get 2h+20 correct?
Total Wage =overtime + weekly
yes, I had 20+2h=w
Good.
So thats part A. Moving on to part B. Its quite simple. Do you know how to graph slope intercept form?
It's somewhat confusing to me
What part is confusing you? Is it graphing slope intercept form or is it that you know how to graph slope intercept but you don't know how this equation would follow through with it?
The form
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WQyvskZSCJg Look at the video and see if you understand how to graph it..
*how to graph slope intercept form
yes
Okay good! So lets take a look back at the equation we made. w=2h+20 This is in a disguise of slope intercept form. y=mx+b See the comparison? If the equation: w=2h+20 confuses you we can easily change the variables to make the equation easier to graph. w->y h->m Making the equation being used for graphing: y=2x+20 Now..try to graph that for me..
would it go up 2 then to the right 20?
Mm...can ya graph it form me? I don't really understand that lol..
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looks somethin like that..
No I was way off
Uh..well thats what it looks like..eh. Maybe you need more practice on graphing slope intercept form then
Yes I think I do, thank you for the help tho
your welcome :)
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