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3 years ago

you are saving $30 each month. you have a goal to accumulate $700 in savings. how long will it take you?

2 answers:

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Goal = accumulate $700 in savings
Saving = $30 a month
To solve: Take the goal savings amount of $700 and divide the amount that is going into the savings monthly, $30 by it. $700/$30 = 23.33 months If sticking to a full month goal, it would take 24 months for the savings to be at $700.

vredina [299]3 years ago

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Goal = accumulate $700 in savings
Saving = $30 a month
 To solve: Take the goal savings amount of $700 and divide the amount that is going into the savings monthly, $30 by it.
$700/$30 = 23.33 months
If sticking to a full month goal, it would take 24 months for the savings to be at $700.

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