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the total pay of a person whose rate of pay per hour varies depending on the number of hours worked per week
the total pay of a person whose rate of pay per hour varies depending on the number of hours worked per week
the total pay of a person whose rate of pay per hour is fixed at $15 per hour
the total pay of a person whose rate of pay per hour is fixed at $15 per hour
the total pay of a person whose rate of pay per hour varies based on the difficulty of the job
the total pay of a person whose rate of pay per hour varies based on the difficulty of the job
the total pay of a person whose rate of pay per hour depends on the type of job
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The scenario that can be modeled by a linear function is:
the total pay of a person whose rate of pay per hour is fixed at $15 per hour.
In this case, the total pay is directly proportional to the number of hours worked, resulting in a linear relationship (Total Pay = $15 × Hours Worked).
The other scenarios involve varying pay rates or different factors affecting pay that would not yield a simple linear function.
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