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You begin with $20 in a savings account and $100 in a checking account. Each week you deposit $20 into savings and $10 into chec

king. After how many weeks is the amount in checking is equal to the amount in savings?

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Slav-nsk [51]2 years ago

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it would take 8 weeks for the amount in your savings to be equal to the amount in checking

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