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Which of the following scenarios can be modeled by a linear function?(1 point)
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the total pay of a person whose rate of pay per hour depends on the type of job
the total pay of a person whose rate of pay per hour depends on the type of 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 varies based on the difficulty of the job
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 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
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Only the total pay when the rate is fixed at $15 per hour.
Reason: A linear function has a constant rate (slope). Pay = (rate) × hours is linear only when the hourly rate is constant. If the rate changes with job type, difficulty, or number of hours, the slope is not constant (or you'd need piecewise lines), so it is not a single linear function.
Reason: A linear function has a constant rate (slope). Pay = (rate) × hours is linear only when the hourly rate is constant. If the rate changes with job type, difficulty, or number of hours, the slope is not constant (or you'd need piecewise lines), so it is not a single linear function.
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