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Mathematics, 29.10.2019 19:31 nana54muller

The table shows the amount of money in your savings account over a period of 6
weeks. you plan to keep saving at the same rate until you have $825 in the account.
which equation could you use to find the number of weeks, n, it would take to reach
your goal?

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