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To find the proportional relationship between the earnings and hours worked for Employee 2, we can calculate the unit rate by dividing the earnings by the hours worked.
For Employee 1:
Earnings (E1) = $100
Hours worked (H1) = 10
Unit rate for Employee 1: E1/H1 = $100/10 = $10 per hour
For Employee 2:
Earnings (E2) = $200
Hours worked (H2) = 20
Unit rate for Employee 2: E2/H2 = $200/20 = $10 per hour
Since both Employee 1 and Employee 2 have the same unit rate of $10 per hour, the equation that represents the proportional relationship between the earnings and hours worked for Employee 1 and Employee 2 is:
E = 10H
where:
E = Earnings
H = Hours worked