Match each description with the appropriate model. W represents predicted hourly wage in dollars (if you stay at the same job) and t represents years from 2013. A. In 2013, you are making $15 an i. W =50 + 15t hour. Your new hourly wage is predicted to increase at a constant rate of 50c each year. B. In 2013, you are making $50 an ii. W =15- 0.50t hour. Your new hourly wage is predicted to increase at a constant rate of $15 each year. C. In 2013, you are making $15 an iii W = 15 + 0.50t hour, but your new hourly wage is predicted to decline by 50c each year. D. In 2013, you are making $50 an iv. W =50 -1.50t hour, but your new hourly wage is predicted to decline by $1.50 each year