SOLUTION: Problem Solving Gina works for a clothing designer. She is paid $80/day plus $1.50 for each pair of jeans she makes. Dexter also works for the designer, but he makes $110/day and

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Question 181384: Problem Solving
Gina works for a clothing designer. She is paid $80/day plus $1.50 for each pair of jeans she makes. Dexter also works for the designer, but he makes $110/day and no extra money for finishing jeans.
a) Write an equation to represent the amount that Gina earns in 1 day. Graph the equation.
b) Write an equation to represent the amount that Dexter earns in 1 day. Graph this equation on the same grid as in part a).
c) How many pairs of jens must Gina to make in order to make as much in a day as Dexter?
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Gina works for a clothing designer. She is paid $80/day plus $1.50 for each pair of jeans she makes. Dexter also works for the designer, but he makes $110/day and no extra money for finishing jeans.
a) Write an equation to represent the amount that Gina earns in 1 day. Graph the equation.
b) Write an equation to represent the amount that Dexter earns in 1 day. Graph this equation on the same grid as in part a).
c) How many pairs of jens must Gina to make in order to make as much in a day as Dexter?
Pleaseeeeeeeeeee i need it today and thank you very much
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a)Gina Earnings: E=1.5(p)+80....where E is earnings and P is number of jeans she makes
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b)Dexter Earnings: E=110.........where E is the earnings
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c)we want the two to be equal so set the equations equal to each other
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1.5p+80=110
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1.5p=30
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highlight%28p=20%29pairs of jeans. So Gina needs to make 20 pair of Jeans in a day in order to get paid what Dexter gets paid
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notice on the graph that the lines intersect at (20,110)
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