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Answer:
Job A is more profitable for nearly 49 months (or 50 months including the first month)
Job B is more profitable after 49 months (or 50 months including the first month).
Step-by-step explanation:
Let x be the number of months passed after first month
<u>Job A:</u>
$2,000 for the first month with a $300 raise every month thereafter
Function describing this situation:

<u>Job B:</u>
$1,500 for the first month with a 5% raise every month thereafter
Function describing this situation:

Plot both graphs (see attached diagram). The diagram shows that the job A is more profitable for nearly 49 months (or 50 months including the first month) and the job B is more profitable after 49 months (or 50 months including the first month).
If you <em>deposit</em> $35, you can imagine drawing a green line (representing the money gained) to the 35 on the number line, which can be seen as <em>moving </em>35 to the right<em />. Fo <em>w</em><em>ithdrawing, </em>imagine drawing a red line back 50 notches on the number line (representing money lost). The net effect that the deposit and withdrawal will have on your account balance is a

dollar <em>loss</em>, which can be represented on the number line as a line drawn to the point -15.