Hunter started a new job last week at the Central Connecticut General Store. His starting wage will be $9.75 per hour. Hunter decides to graph the relationship between his pay and the amount of hours he worked. The slope of the graph will represent his (1)__________ and the slope itself will be (2)_________

1.
A. Hourly wage
B. Number of hours worked
C. How many days he worked

2.
A. 9.75
B. 1/9.75
C. unknown

1. A. Hourly wage

2. B. 1/9.75

1. A. Hourly wage

2. B. 1/9.75

1. A. Hourly wage

To find the slope of the graph representing Hunter's pay and the amount of hours worked, we need to determine what is changing on the vertical axis (y-axis) and what is changing on the horizontal axis (x-axis). In this case, the amount of hours worked is changing on the x-axis, and Hunter's pay (hourly wage) is changing on the y-axis. The slope of the graph will represent how much his pay changes for each hour worked.

2. B. 1/9.75

To find the slope of the graph, we need to calculate the ratio of how much Hunter's pay changes per hour worked. Since Hunter's starting wage is $9.75 per hour, for each hour worked, his pay increases by $9.75. Therefore, the slope of the graph is 1/9.75, meaning that for every additional hour worked, Hunter's pay increases by $1/9.75.