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Since Mario's constant pay rate is constant, we could use a linear function to represent his pay (y=mx). For every hour Mario works, he earns $12. This is the constant rate as the values are constant (1:$12). The x-coordinate represents the hours worked and the y-coordinate represents the amount of money he earned in total.

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Marios pay rate per hour is $12 which is represented on the graph. This graph is a linear function.

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mario makes a constant of $12.00 for each hour that he works, therefore when graphing it on the desmos it creates a linear equation.

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Marios constant pay rate is $12 and is shown on my graph as a linear function. It is a straight line. X represents the hours worked. Y represents the amount made.

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x-axis : Hours Worked
y-axis : Money Earned

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Mario is constantly making $12 an hour so it is represented in the equation y=12x which x represents the amount of hours and 12 representing the $12 he makes per hour.

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Mario's pay rate is represented in my linear graph by a constant 12 per 1 hour. meaning every hour another 12 is added.

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Mario's constant pay rate is represented on my graph because my graph shows a linear growth with the equation y=12x. Mario earns a constant rate of 12 dollars an hour, and my graph has points plotted in every our up to 5 which is the amount of hours he worked on Friday. You can see the amount of money earned on my graph because there is a constant growth related to the number of hours he works and the amount of money he makes.

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Mario's constant pay rate is linear on the graph because of the equation. The graph shows the constant amount of money, which is the constant rate of change per hour.

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Mario is making a constant amount of money at the rate of $12/hour (which is still bad but moving on) for 5 hours. The Y-axis shows the amount of money that he earned with the X-axis showing the time that has passed

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On my graph Mario's constant pay rate is represented a linear graph showing how Mario is paid a constant amount of $12 per hour.

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Mario's pay rate is showed in my graph because the earnings for each hour is displayed in the x and y axis.

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x= represents hours
y= money earned

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Mario's constant pay rate is 12, which also happens to be the rate of change/ slope of the graph. As every hour is added to the total earned in money, every hour worked is paid $12 constantly, the sum never increasing nor decreasing. Though, the total paid after the hours will increase but at the rate of $12 an hour, steadily, therefore making it a linear function.

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we know that the problem calls for a linear graph. since the rate at which mario makes money stays the same. And so we made a graph that represented every hour he worked and all the money he made. We also made a function y=12x to represent the equation.

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Mario's pay rate is constant, so it is represented on my graph using a linear equation. The line on the graph is straight, so it can't be exponential. The x-axis represented the amount of hours that Mario worked for. The y-axis represented the amount of money that Mario would be paid.The function I used was ( y = 12x ) to represent Mario's pay rate.

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Mario's constant pay rate is 12$ and it is represented in my graph for each hour he works the same amount of money he will receive. Y equals the amount of money is being made and X represents the hours he worked.

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Mario's constant pay rate is represented on my graph because the x and y values on my graph show how much money Mario makes after working, x, amount of hours. You can see that Mario makes $12.00 per hour and see how much money he makes.

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The red line is the graph I created. Christian helped me with my graph. The point on the graph represents how much Mario earned on Friday night. For working 5 hours(x), he earned 60 dollars(y).

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Mario is making a constant of $12, this means that for every hour he works he will make $12. So my equation is y=12x where x represents the hours he works. My graph is a liner graph that has a growing slope

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Based on my graph i know it is a linear function. It is a linear function because every hour it is constantly going up by 12. my graph shows that whatever the x is when multiplied by 12 it will give you a point on the graph. The graph would be represented by y=12x

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Based on what's represented on Mario's graph, you can tell that Mario has a constant pay rate because based on the information given, we know that he earns "$12.00 per hour." Because of the words used like "per hour", this is a context clue that this is a constant pay rate meaning that each hour, he will always get $12 which proves that this is a linear graph or function.

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My graph is linear. This is because Mario gets paid at a constant rate: For every hour he works, he gets 12$. That is the rate of change which stays the same through the graph, which is why my graph is a straight diagonal line.

The x-axis represents the time while the y axis represents the money Mario gets paid.

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Mario's constant pay rate is represented in my graph as a linear function: constant amount of money/rate of change per hour.

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As an linear graph. It shows how after every hour, mario earns $12 more dollars. 

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As an linear graph. It shows how after every hour, mario earns $12 more dollars. 

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nicholas castaneda

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Mario made $60 on Friday night. We know that he earns $12 an hour, and he worked 5 hours. So we have to do 12*5 to find out how much he earned. 12*5=60.

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Based on the information given, we know that Mario makes $12 each hour and that on Friday night, he worked for 5 hours. To get the result, we multiply the independent and dependent value/variable (hour x money earned), 5 x $12 = $60. So this would result as a positive graph meaning there's growth because there is positive or passive income which means the graph goes upwards.

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* x-axis represents hours worked
* y-axis represents money made
* green line represents 5 hour mark

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Mario made $60 on Friday night. He gets payed $12 per hour, and since he worked for 5 hours, he made a total of $60.

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Because Mario worked 5 hours, get paid 12$ per hour. Which means on Friday night, Mario made 60$.

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Mario earned $60 on Friday night as he works $12 per hour and worked 5 hours in total. 5 * $12 = $60.

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Multiply $12 per hour by the five hours he worked that night, and you get $60

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Mario's constant pay rate is represented on my graph with a linear function being shown. Since he is making a constant amount of money per hour, or a constant rate of change per hour, a linear graph would be shown since the growth rate is not changing.

In my function of y=12x, the x represents the hours worked multiplied by the $12 he gets when he works x amount of hours. The y then represents the money made in total in relation to the hours worked.

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Mario makes $12 per hour and worked 5 hours on Friday night. So, Mario made a total of $60 dollars.

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Mario made $60 on Friday since he worked for 5 hours at $12.00 an hour. 12*5=60

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mario made $60 because he worked 5 hours getting paid $12 an hour

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Mario made $60 on Friday night as he has worked for 5 hours with a $12/hour wage. Which is under this state's minimum wage. Mario should look for a new job.

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Mario made $60 and hour because he worked for 5 hours and each hour he made 12 dollars.

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Mario made $60 on Friday night since he worked 5 hours making $12.00 an hour.

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Mario made $60 because he gets paid $12 an hour and he worked for 5 hours.

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On Friday Mario earned a total of $60 by working 5 hours, each hour getting paid a sum of $12.00 each hour Mario worked.

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Mario made 60$ because 12$ multiplied by 5 hours equals 60$

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Mario earned $60 since he worked for 5 hours earning $12 the hour. 

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Mario earned $60 since he worked for 5 hours earning $12 the hour. 

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Nicholas Castaneda

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On Friday night, Mario worked for 5 hours from $12 an hour and earned $60 by the end of it.- Felipe Orejel

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On Friday night, Mario worked for 5 hours from $12 an hour and earned $60 by the end of it.- Felipe Orejel

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12*5=60

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Mario worked for five hours on friday making 12 dollars per hour. 5 x $12= $60 dollars made in total on friday

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Mario Made $60, we know this because he is making $12 an hour and worked 5 hours therefore he made $60.

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Mario made $60 on Friday night, because he worked five hours, making $12 each hour.

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Mario made $60 on Friday night, since he worked for 5 hours making $12.00 each hour.

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Mario made $60 because he worked 5 hours and got payed $12 for every hour.

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We know that Mario:
* Makes 12$ per hour
* Worked for 5 hours on Friday night.

To get the total amount of money he earned, we multiply 12 by the number hours of he worked:
12 x 5 =  60$

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Mario made $60 on Friday night because he makes $12.00 per hour and worked for 5 hours. 12*5 = 60.