Mathematics, 21.10.2020 23:01 melaniaviles

Katherine is a waitress at a restaurant. Each day she works, Katherine will make a guaranteed wage of $20, however the additional amount that Katherine earns from
tips depends on the number of tables she waits on that day. From past experience,
Katherine noticed that she will get about $7 in tips for each table she waits on. How
much would Katherine expect to earn in a day on which she waits on 11 tables? How
much would Katherine expect to make in a day when waiting on t tables?
Earnings for 11 tables:
Earnings for t tables:

What is the earings for t tables?

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