SOLUTION: Someone works for you. They charge you a fixed cost of 8$ and an additional 2.50$ per hour. What would the linear equation for this be?

SOLUTION: Someone works for you. They charge you a fixed cost of 8$ and an additional 2.50$ per hour. What would the linear equation for this be?

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Question 1070122: Someone works for you. They charge you a fixed cost of 8$ and an additional 2.50$ per hour. What would the linear equation for this be?
Answer by 254kanna(1) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
y=2.5x+8
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