Linda put a jar in her office for collecting change. She started by putting $11.25 in coins she already had. She pays for her commute to work each day and receives $0.70 in change, which she adds to the jar each workday. Some day in the future she plans to take the jar to the bank and deposit the contents into her savings account. Write an equation to show how much money she has saved (y) based on how many days (x) have passed. Then use that formula to determine how much she will be able to deposit after 120 days.

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Formula is y=x($0.70)+$11.25  

After 120 days she’ll be able to deposit $95.25.

Step-by-step explanation:

It's x($0.70) because you multiply the amount of days by the amount she puts in each day. Then you add the amount she stated with and that's how you get the formula y=x($0.70)+$11.25.

After you get the formula you replace x with 120. Then you multiply 120($0.70) and after you get an answer, you add the amount she started with, which would be $11.25. Then you get the answer $95.25.

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