Steve is mowing lawns for the summer. For every mowing job he charges a $10 service fee then

$5 per hour. Let F represent Steve's fee in dollars) for a single job that took t hours. Create a

linear equation that models Steve's fee.

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Chace Melendez

Mathematics

14 April, 15:11

Steve is mowing lawns for the summer. For every mowing job he charges a $10 service fee then

$5 per hour. Let F represent Steve's fee in dollars) for a single job that took t hours. Create a

linear equation that models Steve's fee.

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Nikolas Terrell · Answer 1

y=5x+10

Step-by-step explanation:

The slope of the equation is caused by a rate of change. The only factor changing in this situation is the amount of money he earns per hour, (5 dollars). making 5 your slope. your y intercept is the one time fee (not changing by any increment of time) making 10 your why intercept. Then you just plug those values into the following equation, y=mx+b, where m is your slope and b is your y intercept.

Steve is mowing lawns for the summer. For every mowing job he charges a $10 service fee then$5 per hour. Let F represent Steve's fee in dollars) for a single job that took t hours. Create alinear equation that models Steve's fee.

Steve is mowing lawns for the summer. For every mowing job he charges a $10 service fee then

$5 per hour. Let F represent Steve's fee in dollars) for a single job that took t hours. Create a

linear equation that models Steve's fee.