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6. Joseph has $60 in a savings account. Each week he deposits $12 into the account. Which expression is equivalent to the total

amount in the account after x weeks? *
60x + 12
60 + 12x
12x + 60
12(5 - x)
12(5 + x)

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vitfil [10]2 years ago

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60+ 12x

Example if 2 weeks pass he would have the 60 plus 12 plus 12

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