2. Aiden works at a discount store. He always works at least 12 hours per week, but often, he works more. The function h(x) = 12 + x can be used to describe the number of hours he works each week and x represents how many hours Aiden works over the first 12. Aiden is paid at a rate of $10 per hour. This can be described as r(x) = 10. Fill out the table for the given values. 10 15 20 h(x) = 12 + x r(x) = 10 s(x) = h(x) • r(x) Graph the points for the salary, s(x) on the graph. Write a function rule, s(x) for Aiden's weekly salary by multiplying h(x) • r(x) (use a 1 x 2 BOX or just distributive property). What is Aiden's salary if he works 19 hours one week (x = 7)?
2. Aiden works at a discount store. He always works at least 12 hours per week, but often, he works more. The function h(x) = 12 + x can be used to describe the number of hours he works each week and x represents how many hours Aiden works over the first 12. Aiden is paid at a rate of $10 per hour. This can be described as r(x) = 10. Fill out the table for the given values. 10 15 20 h(x) = 12 + x r(x) = 10 s(x) = h(x) • r(x) Graph the points for the salary, s(x) on the graph. Write a function rule, s(x) for Aiden's weekly salary by multiplying h(x) • r(x) (use a 1 x 2 BOX or just distributive property). What is Aiden's salary if he works 19 hours one week (x = 7)?
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Transcribed Image Text:2. Aiden works at a discount store. He always works at least 12 hours per week, but often, he works more. The function
h(x) = 12 + x can be used to describe the number of hours he works each week and x represents how many hours
Aiden works over the first 12. Aiden is paid at a rate of $10 per hour. This can be described as r(x) = 10.
Fill out the table for the given values.
10
15
20
h(x) = 12 + x
r(x)
= 10
s(x) = h(x) • r(x)
Graph the points for the salary, s(x) on the graph.
Write a function rule, s(x) for Aiden's weekly salary by multiplying h(x) • r(x) (use a 1 x 2 BOX or
just distributive property).
What is Aiden's salary if he works 19 hours one week (x = 7)?
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