kimc6172006
contestada

the amount of money, john earns for each shift he works at the bookstore is equal to the function f(h)=10 h, where h is the number of hours he works during his shift. Enter the value for f(h), the amount of money he earns for his shift, and the value for h, the number of hours how works during his shift, for each notation in order to complete the table and show the relationship between f(h) and h

the amount of money john earns for each shift he works at the bookstore is equal to the function fh10 h where h is the number of hours he works during his shift class=

Respuesta :

sarshaly
  • [tex]f(h)=10 h[/tex]
  • h is the number of hours John works
  • f(h) is the function for the amount of money John earns

with this information provided all we have to do now is substitute

[tex]f(1):\\h=1 \\f(h) = 10h\\f(1) = 10*1 = 10[/tex]

so, first row:

[tex]f(h)=10 \\ h=1[/tex]

we repeat the same process with the rest of the values

[tex]f(4.5)\\h=4.5\\f(h)=10h\\f(4.5)=10*4.5 = 45[/tex]

second row:

[tex]f(h)=45\\h=4.5[/tex]

repeat that once more

[tex]f(10)\\h=10\\f(h)=10h\\f(10)=10*10= 100[/tex]

third and final row:

[tex]f(h)=100\\h=10[/tex]

and we're done, hope this helps. <3

Otras preguntas