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Two weeks ago, Audrey earned $84 for 7 hours of work. This week, she earned $132 for 11 hours of work. Find the numerical value of the slope of the line that represents Audrey&#…

Two weeks ago, Audrey earned $84 for 7 hours of work. This week, she earned $132 for 11 hours of work. Find the numerical value of the slope of the line that represents Audrey&#…
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Two weeks ago, Audrey earned $84 for 7 hours of work. This week, she earned $132 for 11 hours of work. Find the numerical value of the slope of the line that represents Audrey's earnings.

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The slope is (132-84)/(11-7)=48/4=$12 per hour

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User Gord Thompson
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Audrey will always earn at least $12. 11 x 12= $132 and 7 x 12 = $84
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