3. ABOUT BETH WONKA INC. After marrying Willy Wonka, Beth decided she wanted her own candy factory EMPLOYEES NEEDED

4. JOB OPPURTUNITY #1- CHOCOLATE STIRRER Job Description- Will stir chocolate as soon as it comes down the waterfall. Hourly Rate- $12 an hour y=12x Weekly pay (40 hours)- $480 Monthly pay (4.5 weeks)- $2,160 Yearly pay (12 months)- $24,960 X012345 Y01224364860

5. JOB OPPURTUNITY #2- BUBBLEGUM TESTER Job Description- Makes sure bubblegum has the perfect bubble blowing consistency Hourly Rate- $15 an hour Y=15x Weekly Pay (40 hours)- $600 Monthly Pay (4.5 weeks)-$2,700 Yearly Pay (12 months)- $32,400

6. JOB OPPURTUNITY #3- INVENTOR Job Description- invents new and innovative types of candy (such as fizzy lifting drinks) Hourly Rate- $18 an hour y=18x Weekly Pay (40 hours)-$720 Monthly Pay (4.5 weeks)- $3,240 Yearly Pay (12 months)- $38,880 X012345 Y01836547290

7. BETH WONKA- MANAGER OF IT ALL Job Description manages all parts of factory Hourly Rate- $30 an hour Weekly Pay (40 hours)- $1,600 Monthly Pay (4.5 weeks)- $7,200 Yearly Pay (12 months)- $86,400 Y= 30x X012345 Y0306090120150

9. WOW!! Those wonderful bubblegum testers have done a wonderful job!! They deserve a 25% raise!! **REMEMBER** They make $15 an hour, but after raise $18.75 an hour! JANFEBMARAPRMAYJUNJULAUGSEPOCTNOVDEC 2700540081001080013500162001957522,950263252970033075 Raise now added 36450 HOW MUCH THEY MAKE IN AN ENTIRE YEAR! This does NOT show a direct variation because the constant doesn’t stay the same throughout the entire table. If I were to graph it, it would be in a slightly curved line.

10. About Direct Variations The three ways to address direct variations are to create a graph, table, or equation. You determine the constant of proportionality by dividing the x into y. If you have your constant, you make the equation by knowing that when multiplying the constant (k) and the variable (x) you will equal Y The x axis displays the independent variable, or the manipulated variable The y axis displays the responding variable, or the dependant variable

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