efraruiz02
efraruiz02
05.11.2019 • 
Mathematics

An employee currently makes $10 per hour and will be given yearly raises if performance evaluations are satisfactory. assuming annual evaluations are satisfactory, which statement is not correct? a) if the yearly raise is $3 per hour then the relationship is linear and the hourly rate "n" years from now will be h(n) = 10 + 3n for n = {1,2,3, }. b) if the yearly raise is 3% per hour then the relationship is exponential and the hourly rate "n" years from now will be h(n) = 10(1.03)n for n = {1,2,3, }. c) if the yearly raise is $3 per hour then the relationship is linear and the hourly rate "n" years from now will be h0 = 10 and hn = (hn − 1)(3) for n = {1,2,3, }. d) if the yearly raise is 3% per hour then the relationship is exponential and the hourly rate "n" years from now will be h0 = 10 and hn = (hn − 1)(1.03) for n = {1,2,3, }.

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