An electrician charges $80 plus $32 per hour. write an equation that represents the total fee y (in dollars) charged by the electrician for a job lasting x hours. find the x and y intercepts. is the value of the x intercept applicable to the electrician? explain. you to whoever answers this question, i am not asking this to cheat off of homework, but to understand the answer for what i am doing. learning from it.

Step-by-step explanation:

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Now, according to the problem, the electrician charges initially $80, that's a constant, it's not related with the number hours, that means it's the initial condition, the constant term.

Then, he charges $32 per hour, that is, this charge depends on the number of hours, it's variable. In other words, it represents a ratio of change.

So, if we apply all this to an equation, it would be

Where, is the ratio of change, is the initial condition (y-intercept), is time and is money.

Therefore, the equation which models this situation is

The y-intercept is for

The x-intercept is for

Observe that x-intercept is at (-2.5,0), which doesn't make sense to the problem, because time cannot be negative.

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step-by-step explanation:

just count the values of x & y of the vertex of the graph and see how many units in the x and y direction will get you from the f(x) graph to the f(x) graph

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