Person A is planning on saving money according to a rigid savings schedule. Plan A is to make an initial
Person A is planning on saving money according to a rigid savings schedule. Plan A is to make an initial deposit of $400 and then add $20 per month to the account. Plan B is to make an initial deposit of $600 and then add $10 each month. For ease of calculation, the plan assumes no interest is earned on the money.
Task:
- Use the above situation to complete the parts A1 through A4:
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Provide an algebraic representation for the amount of money (y) earned using each plan.
Note: Use the variable x to represent months. - Solve the system of equations algebraically to determine when the savings from each method will be equivalent.
- Graph the lines using appropriate labels to show the graphical solution. You must graph the equation with appropriate labels.
- Use the graph to determine the following:
- Which plan provides the greatest savings if Person A stops saving after 14 months
- Which plan provides the greatest savings if Person A stops saving after 23 months
4. Explain which quadrants of the graph are relevant.
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Solution: The downloadable solution consists of 3 pages, 251 words and 1 charts.
Deliverable: Word Document
Deliverable: Word Document
