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3 years ago
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Adele opens an account with $100 and deposits $35 a month. Kent opens an account with $50 and also deposits $35 a month. Will th

ey have the same amount in their accounts at any point? If so, in how many months and how much will be in each account? Explain.
Mathematics
1 answer:
suter [353]3 years ago
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They will not ever have the same amount because Adele is most likely $50 ahead of Kent each time.
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