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DerKrebs [107]3 years ago

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For Paul's chart:
<span>x y</span>
0, 20
1, 25
2, 30
3, 35
4, 40
5, 45

For Monica's chart:
<u>x y</u>
0, 5
1, 15
2, 25
3, 35
4, 45
5, 55
6, 65

b.) Week three they are both going to have $35 in the bank.
c.) If "this week" means week 0 then Paul will have more
d.) If "this week" means week 1, Paul will still have more.
e.) Paul will continue to put $5 in the bank per week, and Monica will continue to add $10 to her bank account with every passing week.
f.) Paul's equation: y = 5x + 20
f.) Monica's equation: y = 10x + 5
g.) I don't understand this one, sorry : /

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