PLZ help thnx At her salon, last week Tammy did 25 manicures and collected $1000.
a. Calculate the slope to represent the manicures. (2 marks)
b. If “m” represents the number of manicures and “p” represents the amount she is paid,
write an equation to represent this relation. (1 mark)
c. How much would Tammy make if she did 78 manicures in a month? (2 marks)

A) $40

B) 40M = P

C)  $3,120

Step-by-step explanation:

Given that at her salon, last week Tammy did 25 manicures and collected $ 1000, to calculate the slope to represent the manicures, write an equation to represent this relation and determine how much would Tammy make if she did 78 manicures in a month the following calculations should be performed:

A)

1000/25 = X

40 = X

Thus, each manicure costs $ 40.

B)

40M = P

C)

78 x 40 = X

3.120 = X

So if she did 78 manicures in a month, Tammy would earn $ 3,120.

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