Malik's weekly pay varies directly to the number of hours 4. Malik's weekly pay varies directly to the number of hours he works as a lifeguard. Hisweekly pay is $229.50 when he works 17 hours. What is his weekly salary when heworks 23 hours? Note: Write a direct variation equation representing this situationand use this equation to answer the question.Student's WorkStudent's AnswerA. p = 13.50h; $310.50%3DB. p = 17h; $391. 00%3DC. p = 14. 50h; $333.50%3DD. p = 17.50h; $229.50%3D

4. Malik's weekly pay varies directly to the number of hours he works as weekly pay is $229.50 when he works 17 hours. What is his weekly s works 23 hours? Note: Write a direct variation equation representing and use this equation to answer the question. Student's Work Student's Ar A. p = 13.50h B. p = 17h; $ %3D C. p = 14.50A %3D D. p = 17.50 %3D

4. Malik's weekly pay varies directly to the number of hours he works as weekly pay is $229.50 when he works 17 hours. What is his weekly s works 23 hours? Note: Write a direct variation equation representing and use this equation to answer the question. Student's Work Student's Ar A. p = 13.50h B. p = 17h; $ %3D C. p = 14.50A %3D D. p = 17.50 %3D

Elementary Algebra

17th Edition

ISBN:9780998625713

Author:Lynn Marecek, MaryAnne Anthony-Smith

Publisher:Lynn Marecek, MaryAnne Anthony-Smith

Chapter8: Rational Expressions And Equations

Section8.9: Use Direct And Inverse Variation

Problem 8.177TI: The distance an object falls is directly proportional to the square of the time it falls. A ball...

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