BRAINLIEST!!!!!!!! On your own… (12 points) a. Create your own “real-world” algebraic equation using two variables. Also write the word problem that creates your equation. b. Express the equation in standard form and slope-intercept form. c. Graph the equation. d. Write a paragraph of at least 3 sentences explaining your word problem and how you developed the equation to represent your real world situation.

1. Choose one of these equations: (20 points) 10x + 12y = 10,500 4x + 6y = 2,340 10x + 6y = 150 a. Write your own word problem that could match one of the equations above. Abby makes $150 a day at her new job as an assistant for a fashion designer in New York. She earns $10 an hour plus $6 for every dress she trailers. How many hours does she have to work and how many dresses does she have to tailor to earn $150? b. Rewrite the equation in slope-intercept form. y= -(5)/(3)x + 25 c. Graph the Equation

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a.) Someone needs to make 4 cookies per person in their class, and 6 muffins per person in their class. In total, they made 210 baked goods. How many people are in their class?

b.) standard form: 4y+6y=210 / slope-intercept form: y= 21

c.) the graph is the image added below.

d.) I made up a simple word problem off the top of my head. I converted it into a real world situation because I got inspiration from the topic of a bake sale. I wanted to make it simple, so I couldn't have the person bake stuff for a bake sale, since 210 is too little of a number for the whole school, so I shortened it to just the person’s class