Gerald, a self-employed computer programmer, is hired by companies for their coding projects. He first consults with the companies to discuss their project goals. He is paid for the consulting and the coding job if the company decides to hire him. Gerald completed projects for three different companies this week and was paid the following: Company A paid him $475 for 7 hours of work. Company B paid him $625 for 10 hours of work. Company C paid him $300 for 3.5 hours of work. Part A: Relations
If x represents the number of hours he codes and y represents the total pay he earns, create a table of values in the space below to represent this relation. (3 points total)