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At his new job, Jeremiah can choose an hourly rate of $9 plus a $50 weekly bonus for opening the store, or an hourly rate of $10 per hour with no opening bonus. The equations model his salary options.y = 9x + 50y = 10x What does x represent?

A
the number of times he opened the store
B
the number of hours worked per week
C
the total amount he earns each week
D
the amount of money earned per day
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A business owner pays $1,200 per month in rent and a total of $120 per hour in employee salary for each hour the store is open. On average, the store brings in $200 in net sales per hour.Which equations can be solved to determine the break-even point if C(x) represents the cost function, R(x) represents the revenue function, and x the number of hours per month the store is open?

A
C(x) = 1,200+120x; R(x) = 200x
B
C(x) = 1,200+120; R(x) = 200x
C
C(x) = 200x; R(x) = 1,200+120x
D
C(x) = 200x; R(x) = 1,200+120
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Lily sold 18 items at the street fair. She sold bracelets for $6 each and necklaces for $5 each for a total of $101. Which system of equations can be used to find b, the number of bracelets she sold, and n, the number of necklaces she sold?

A
b + n = 101 6b + 5n = 18
B
b + n = 101 5b + 6n = 18
C
b + n = 18 6b + 5n = 101
D
b + n = 18 5b + 6n = 101

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