A student has a choice to work at shoe store A getting paid $ 10 plus $0.50 per shoe sold or working at a different shoe store B getting paid $ 12 plus $0.25 per shoe sold (a) Write a mathematical equation representing the total pay at shoe store A. shoe store A (b) Write a mathematical equation representing the total pay at shoe store B. shoe store B (c) The total pay at shoe store A is graphed below; graph the total pay for shoe store B below on the same grid. Label'the axes

A student has a choice to work at shoe store A getting paid $ 10 plus $0.50 per shoe sold or working at a different shoe store B getting paid $ 12 plus $0.25 per shoe sold (a) Write a mathematical equation representing the total pay at shoe store A. shoe store A (b) Write a mathematical equation representing the total pay at shoe store B. shoe store B (c) The total pay at shoe store A is graphed below; graph the total pay for shoe store B below on the same grid. Label'the axes

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A student has a choice to work at shoe store A getting paid $ 10 plus $0.50 per shoe
sold or working at a different shoe store B getting paid $12
plus $0.25 per shoe sold
(a) Write a mathematical equation representing the total pay at shoe store A
shoe store A
(b) Write a mathematical equation representing the total pay at shoe store B.
shoe store B
(c) The total pay at shoe store A is graphed below graph the total pay for shoe store B
below on the same grid. Label'the axes
20
101
10
Find the point of intersection. What does the point of intersection represent in
(d)
this problem?
(e) Determine the conditions on which you would choose the Shoe store A
over Shoe store B

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