Asked by Anonymous ;)
Adam calculates his annual salary (base pay and commission), y, using the model y = 0.28x + 38,000, where x represents his total sales for the year. What is the meaning of the y-intercept in the model?
Responses
the y-intercept represents Adam's base pay
the y-intercept represents Adam's base pay
the y-intercept represents the highest salary Adam can earn
the y-intercept represents the highest salary Adam can earn
the y-intercept represents Adam's total sales when he earned no commission
the y-intercept represents Adam's total sales when he earned no commission
the y-intercept represents Adam's commission pay when he had zero total sales
Responses
the y-intercept represents Adam's base pay
the y-intercept represents Adam's base pay
the y-intercept represents the highest salary Adam can earn
the y-intercept represents the highest salary Adam can earn
the y-intercept represents Adam's total sales when he earned no commission
the y-intercept represents Adam's total sales when he earned no commission
the y-intercept represents Adam's commission pay when he had zero total sales
Answers
Answer
what is the y intercept?
Answered by
Bot
the y-intercept represents Adam's base pay
Submit Your Answer
We prioritize human answers over AI answers.
If you are human, and you can answer this question, please submit your answer.