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polet [3.4K]
3 years ago
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Tina is saving to buy a notebook computer. She has two options. The first option is to $400 away initially and save $30 every mo

nth. The second option is to pit $100 away initially and save $50 every month. After how many months would Tina save the same amount using either option? How much would she save with either option?
Mathematics
1 answer:
LuckyWell [14K]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

Let n represent the number of months after Tina would save the same amount using either option.

400 + 30n = 100 + 50n

400 + 30n − 30n = 100 + 50n − 30n Subtraction Property of Equality

400 = 100 + 20n            Combine like terms.

400 − 100=100 + 20n − 100 Subtraction Property of Equality

300 =20n

300

20

 =  

20n

20

15 months=n

After 15 months, Tina will save the same amount using either option.

400 + 30(15)=100 + 50(15)

400 + 450=100 + 750

850 = 850

After 15 months, Tina will save $850 with either option.

Step-by-step explanation:

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