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3 years ago

List the information as ordered pairs (weeks, total dollars saved).

Mathematics

1 answer:

morpeh [17]3 years ago

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Marcus
Weeks Total Saved (x, y)
1 10 (1,10)
2 20   (2, 20)
3   30   (3 30)
4   40   (4, 40)

David
Weeks Total Saved (x, y)
1 15 (1, 15)
2 30   (2, 30)
3 45   (3, 45)
4 60   (4, 60)

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