You put some money in a bank account one year ago. you have not done anything with it since. the bank takes out a low balance fee of $0.25 each month. after 8 months, you had $28 in the account. choose the equation that best shows the money in your bank account over time. a.balance = -0.25 • monthsb. balance – 28 = -0.25(months – 8)c. balance – 8 = -0.25(months – 28)d. balance + 28 = -0.25(months + 8)

B. Balance - 28  = -0.25 (Months - 8)

Step-by-step explanation:

Let us assume that initially there was '$a' in your bank account.

It says that bank takes out a low balance fee of $0.25 each month. After 8 months you found out that you had $28 in your account.

So over time you have lost $0.25 each month. If it has been 'm' months since the bank started deduction of low balance, then you must have lost,

You have left with $28.00. If there was '$a' in your bank account then altogether you had,

So the money over time is,

Since 'a' is balance and 'm' represents months, so according to the math it should be:

Balance - (total deductions) =$28

And the total deductions over time is $0.25(months - 8)

Balance - 0.25(m - 8)=$28

Therefore,

Balance - 28 = -0.25 (Months -8)  (provided that months is less than 8)

Therefore, option B is correct.

for b its (t) and c its (d)

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