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nataly862011 [7]
1 year ago
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Jane is saving to buy a cell phone. She is given a $100 gift to start and saves $35 a month from her allowance. So after 1 month

, Jane has saved $135. Does it make sense to represent the relationship between the amount saved and the number of months with one constant rate?
Mathematics
1 answer:
Slav-nsk [51]1 year ago
4 0

Yes, it makes sense to represent the relationship between the amount saved and the number of months with one constant rate. The relationship is 35x+ 100.

<h3>Relationship between the amount saved and the number of months</h3>

After 1 month, Jane will  saved=$35+$100

After 1 month, Jane has saved=$135

Hence,

Let x represent  the number of months

Since every month she saved $35 which inturn means that in x number of months she can save 35x. Based on this the relationship between the amount saved and the number of months  is 35x +100.

Therefore it makes sense to represent the relationship between the amount saved and the number of months with one constant rate. The relationship is 35x+ 100.

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