01.23.23 BR Review of Linear Functions

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Camden starts a business mowing lawns. He charges $35 per hour plus a $15 charge for gasoline. Write an equation to model Camden's total charge, y, for a job that takes x hours.

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A. $80

B. $120

C. $50

D. $105

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A. If my lawn takes 3 hours to landscape, I should hire Christopher because he would charge $5.00 less than Camden for the same job.

B. If my lawn takes 3 hours to landscape, I should hire Camden because he would charge $5.00 less than Christopher for the same job.

C. If my lawn takes 3 hours to landscape, I should hire Camden because he would charge $10.00 less than Christopher for the same job.

D. If my lawn takes 3 hours to landscape, I should hire Christopher because he would charge $10.00 less than Camden for the same job.

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A. $80

B. $120

C. $50

D. $105

Asemmisa {{asɛmmisaAhyɛnsode}}

A. If my lawn takes 3 hours to landscape, I should hire Christopher because he would charge $5.00 less than Camden for the same job.

B. If my lawn takes 3 hours to landscape, I should hire Camden because he would charge $5.00 less than Christopher for the same job.

C. If my lawn takes 3 hours to landscape, I should hire Camden because he would charge $10.00 less than Christopher for the same job.

D. If my lawn takes 3 hours to landscape, I should hire Christopher because he would charge $10.00 less than Camden for the same job.