Mathematics, 02.03.2021 18:20, mahdy43

Which situation most likely cannot be represented by a linear function? Anna gets paid $10 per hour.
Briar gets paid $100 for the day.
Constance gets paid whatever her Dad feels like giving her for that day, and this is partially based on how long she works.
Danica gets paid $20 for the day, plus $7 per hour.

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