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Valentin [98]
3 years ago
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Purse A which contains $1,000 today. If you leave it alone, it will contain $1,200 tomorrow (by magic). The next day, it will ha

ve $1,400. This pattern of $200 additional dollars per day will continue. Purse B which contains 1 penny today. Leave that penny in there, because tomorrow it will (magically) turn into 2 pennies. The next day, there will be 4 pennies. The amount in the purse will continue to double each day. How much money will be in each purse after a week? After two weeks? The genie later added that he will let the money in each purse grow for three weeks. How much money will be in each purse then? Which purse contains more money after 30 days?Purse A which contains $1,000 today. If you leave it alone, it will contain $1,200 tomorrow (by magic). The next day, it will have $1,400. This pattern of $200 additional dollars per day will continue.
Purse B which contains 1 penny today. Leave that penny in there, because tomorrow it will (magically) turn into 2 pennies. The next day, there will be 4 pennies. The amount in the purse will continue to double each day.
How much money will be in each purse after a week? After two weeks?
The genie later added that he will let the money in each purse grow for three weeks. How much money will be in each purse then?
Which purse contains more money after 30 days?
Mathematics
1 answer:
Rufina [12.5K]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

<u>After a Week(7 days)</u>

Purse \:A: \$2200\\Purse B: \$0.64

<u>After 2 Weeks(14 days)</u>

<u />Purse \:A: \$3600\\Purse B: \$81.92<u />

<u>After 3 Weeks(21 days)</u>

<u />Purse \:A: \$5000\\Purse B: \$10485.76<u />

<u>After 30 days</u>

<u />Purse \:A: \$6800\\Purse B: \$5368709.12<u />

Therefore, Purse B contains more money after 30 days.

Step-by-step explanation:

<u>Purse A</u>

The amount of money($1000) in purse A for each consecutive day grows with $200. The sequence is written as:

1000,1200,1400,...

This is an arithmetic sequence with the first term being $1000 and the common difference $200.

Therefore, for any number of day, n, the amount of money in the purse,

T_n=1000+200(n-1)

<u>Purse B</u>

1 Penny=$0.01

The amount of money(1 Penny) in purse B for each consecutive day doubles. The sequence is written as:

0.01,0.02,0.04,...

This is a geometric sequence with the first term being $0.01 and the common ratio 2.

Therefore, for any number of day, n, the amount of money in  purse B,

T_n=0.01(2)^{n-1}

<u>After a Week(7 days)</u>

Purse \:A: T_7=1000+200(7-1)=\$2200\\Purse B: T_7=0.01(2)^{7-1}=\$0.64

<u>After 2 Weeks(14 days)</u>

<u />Purse \:A: T_{14}=1000+200(14-1)=\$3600\\Purse B: T_{14}=0.01(2)^{14-1}=\$81.92<u />

<u>After 3 Weeks(21 days)</u>

<u />Purse \:A: T_{21}=1000+200(21-1)=\$5000\\Purse B: T_{21}=0.01(2)^{21-1}=\$10485.76<u />

<u>After 30 days</u>

<u />Purse \:A: T_{30}=1000+200(30-1)=\$6800\\Purse B: T_{30}=0.01(2)^{30-1}=\$5368709.12<u />

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