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Mathematics, 27.09.2020 16:01 125712

Suppose you receive $100 for a birthday present. Instead of depositing it in a savings
account and earning interest, you stick it under
your mattress. Each week thereafter, you add
$5 to your stash of cash. The amount of money
under your mattress is a function of the number
of weeks that have passed. Write an equation
for this scenario in STANDARD form.

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