The amount that Ronnie earns, E, in terms of the number of hours that he works, h, is shown in the graph below. What is the constant of proportionality,
E/H, for this situation?
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Pay Rate = Constant of Proportionality = E/h

Step-by-step explanation:

Recall this formula:  Total Pay = (Hourly Pay Rate)*(Number of Hours Worked)

Apparently there was a graph associated with this problem; it's up to you to share all instructions and other info that comes with your question.

Rewriting Total Pay = (Hourly Pay Rate)*(Number of Hours Worked), using E for total earnings and h for the number of hours worked, we get:

E = (Hourly Pay Rate)*h

The relevant constant of proportionality is found by dividing E by h:

Pay Rate = Constant of Proportionality = E/h

the nearest power is 1.651.

means 7482 to the 1.651th power is almost equal to 2489287