Mathematics
Mathematics, 12.03.2020 02:07, joannegrace37

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An employer provides two payment options for employees.

Option A: Receive $200 the first week. Receive an additional $50 for each of the following weeks.

Option B: Receive $200 the first week. Receive an additional 10% for each of the following weeks.

Complete the tables to show how much money would be received for both payment options, each week, for 6

weeks.

Option A: Week 1 2 3 4 5 6

Amount paid 200 250 300 350 400 450

Option B: 1 2 3 4 5 6

200 220 244 268.4 295.24 324.764

I know the answer to this part but I need help with the rest.

2. Referring to the tables in #1, suppose you are a new employee. You notice that each payment option describes a sequence and decide to use rules to help determine which option to take.

(a) Determine the rule (or formula) for each sequence. Show your work.

(b) Your friend trusts your tables in #1, but wonders if you wrote the rules correctly.

Show two calculations using week 6 to convince your friend that both your rules work.

3. Consider the formulas you wrote in Problem 2.

(a) Your friend says that because the rules are functions, they can be graphed and must have y-intercepts. Do you agree or disagree with your friend? Explain your thinking.

(b) Your friend uses your rules to determine the outputs when the inputs are 18.5.

Explain why she cannot use 18.5, and describe types for numbers that CAN be used for inputs?

4. Use your formulas from #2 to calculate how much each option makes during week 20. (Show your work)

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