To determine how much money Keylie makes based on the number of hours worked (with the additional image research fee), we first need to calculate her total charges.
The total charge formula is:
- Total Charge = Consulting Fee + (Hourly Rate × Hours Worked) + Image Research Fee
Given:
- Consulting Fee = $20
- Hourly Rate = $45 per hour
- Image Research Fee = $15
For the hours worked:
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4 hours:
- Total Charge = $20 + ($45 × 4) + $15
- Total Charge = $20 + $180 + $15
- Total Charge = $215
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6 hours:
- Total Charge = $20 + ($45 × 6) + $15
- Total Charge = $20 + $270 + $15
- Total Charge = $305
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8 hours:
- Total Charge = $20 + ($45 × 8) + $15
- Total Charge = $20 + $360 + $15
- Total Charge = $395
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10 hours:
- Total Charge = $20 + ($45 × 10) + $15
- Total Charge = $20 + $450 + $15
- Total Charge = $485
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12 hours:
- Total Charge = $20 + ($45 × 12) + $15
- Total Charge = $20 + $540 + $15
- Total Charge = $575
Now we summarize the total charges for each number of hours:
- At 4 hours: $215
- At 6 hours: $305
- At 8 hours: $395
- At 10 hours: $485
- At 12 hours: $575
Next, we need to check which graph corresponds to these points.
Since we have the following pairs of values:
- (4, 215)
- (6, 305)
- (8, 395)
- (10, 485)
- (12, 575)
Looking at the provided graph options, we can see that the x-axis represents the hours worked (0 to 15), and the y-axis represents total earnings.
The correct graph must have points that accurately represent the values calculated above. It should be able to plot these y-values corresponding to x-values of 4, 6, 8, 10, and 12.
Among the choices provided, the correct one should look like it has values around 215, 305, 395, 485, and 575, while making sure the y-axis is appropriate for those amounts (0 to 600 increments of 100).
So, the accurate graph that would show these points corresponding to the amounts Keylie earns for the respective hours worked should be option 1 or 4, which has the appropriate y-axis range (up to 600).
Both options 1 and 4 appear to be the same based on the description. Hence, one of these options will likely represent Keylie's potential earnings accurately.
In conclusion, without the ability to visually compare the graphs directly, I would choose one of these two, specifically option 1 or option 4, as both have the appropriate axes.