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

Glencoe Algebra 1, Student Edition, 9780079039897, 0079039898, 2018

18th Edition

ISBN:9780079039897

Author:Carter

Publisher:Carter

Chapter6: Systems Of Linear Equations And Inequalities

Section6.6: Systems Of Inequalities

Problem 37PPS

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