Please help me I am stuck (questions are in the picture, and the marked-off section does not have to be done).

Mathematics

1 answer:

devlian [24]3 years ago

8 0

A. 250+50(m)
M representing months
B. 250+50(2)=350
250+50(4)=450
250+50(6)=550
250+50(8)=650
250+50(10)=750
C. You’ll start at (0,250)
The go to (2, 350), (4,450),etc
D. The x axis is months and the y axis is the amount of money saved.

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