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(a)
To Match: The description with its graph. Determine the slope and the
(a)
Answer to Problem 116E
Graph B
Explanation of Solution
Given: You are paying
The description matched with the graph B
The slope of the graph is
The amount of money starts with
(b)
To Match: The description with its graph. Determine the slope and the
(b)
Answer to Problem 116E
Graph C
Explanation of Solution
Given: An employee is paid
The description matched with the graph C
The slope of the graph is
For every unit he produces his rate increases by
(c)
To Match: The description with its graph. Determine the slope and the
(c)
Answer to Problem 116E
Graph A
Explanation of Solution
Given: A sales representatives receives
The description matched with the graph A
The slope of the graph is
For each mile covered his allowances increases by
(d)
To Match: The description with its graph. Determine the slope and the
(d)
Answer to Problem 116E
Graph D
Explanation of Solution
Given: A Tablet computer that was purchased for
The description matched with the graph D
The slope of the graph is
The value is decreasing at a rate of
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