A company is deciding whether or not to hire a new worker. The company must pay the worker hourly and cover a daily cost for insurance. The cost to pay an hourly worker for one day is represented by the function y = 8x + 25, where x is hours.

What is the y-intercept, and what does it represent?

8; it represents the hourly wage for the worker

8; it represents the cost for insurance

25; it represents the cost for insurance

25; it represents the hourly wage for the worker

Question

A company is deciding whether or not to hire a new worker. The company must pay the worker hourly and cover a daily cost for insurance. The cost to pay an hourly worker for one day is represented by the function y = 8x + 25, where x is hours.

What is the y-intercept, and what does it represent?

 8; it represents the hourly wage for the worker

 8; it represents the cost for insurance

 25; it represents the cost for insurance

 25; it represents the hourly wage for the worker

anonymous · Answer

i know its not a but im not sure about the others..

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

its 25

anonymous · Answer

but im not sure why tho one sec :P

anonymous · Answer

yep its C

anonymous · Answer

thanks for that medal!