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    Mathematics 8- 2nd Quarter

    Linear Equations in Two Variables


    Scaffold

    Names:____________________________________________ Date:___________ Score:__________


    ____________________________________________

    Solve the following problems below.

    Mr. Soliman is looking for a job. After applying for the companies where his expertise can be applied
    and at the same time be improved, he finally has these two options to choose.

    Job A: Starting Salary: P3000 Job B: Starting Salary: P2500


    Annual Increase: P500 Annual Increase: P600

    1. At the end of 10 years, which job has the greater annual salary? Complete the table.

    Number of Years Annual Salary (in Pesos)


    Job A Job B
    0
    1
    2
    3
    4
    5
    6
    7
    8
    9
    10

    2. Write an equation relating the annual salary for each job. Graph the two equations on the same plane. Use
    the ordered pairs (years, salary).

    Equation for Job A: _______________________

    Equation for Job B: _______________________

    Do they intersect? What does this mean?

    3. Find the accumulated income for each job after 10 years.

    Accumulated income for Job A: ______________ Accumulated income for Job B: ______________

    4. Create a new Job C such that it has a starting salary lesser than either Job A or Job B but an annual
    increase more than either Job A or Job B. Write an equation for the job you have created.

    Job C: Starting Salary: ___________ Equation for Job C: _______________________


    Annual Increase: ___________
    5. Which is the “best” job after 10 years? Explain.

    _________________________________________________________________________________________
    _________________________________________________________________________________________
    _________________________________________________________________________________________
    _________________________________________________________________________________________.

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