Samantha loves to download new music. She originally had 52 songs but plans to purchase 2 new songs each week. She wants to know
how many songs she will have after 93 weeks. Which equation should she use?
1 answer:
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
a93 = 93 + 2(52 − 1)
a93 = 93 + 2(52 + 1)
a93 = 52 + 2(93 + 1)
a93 = 52 + 2(93 − 1)
Originally 52 - Get rid of the first 2
a93 = 52 + 2(93 + 1)
a93 = 52 + 2(93 − 1)
2 each week. - Annoying. That doesn't help.
a93 = 52 + 2(93 + 1)
a93 = 52 + 2(93 − 1)
We're not buying any new ones in the first week, so purchases are one down.
a93 = 52 + 2(93 − 1)
I think we made it.
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