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2 years ago

The answer ASAP I don’t understand this at all

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RSB [31]2 years ago

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Answer:

T = 530N + 250

Step-by-step explanation:

For the first plan, Heather will deposit $250 and then save $135 per month.

So, that is 250 + (135 x N) where N is the number of months she saves the $135.

So if it is for 3months,

We will have:

t¹ = 135N + 250

= 250 + (135 x 3)

= 250 + 405

= $655

For the second plan, there is no initial deposit, but she will save $395 per month.

That is 395 x N

t² = 395N

For 3months, we have 395 x 3 = $1185

Therefore the total for both plans in 3months = 655 + 1185 = $1840

Equation relating T to N

T = t¹ + t²

T = (135N + 250) + 395N

T = 135N + 250 + 395N

T = 530N + 250

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