Please help here the question
Rosalina just started a new job. She has $500 in her bank account. Every week, she deposits $40 into her bank account.

A)
Write an expression to represent how much Rosalina has in her account at any given time using x to represent the number of weeks.
I ALREADY SOLVED A BUT I NEED HELP WITH C

B) Rosalina wants to save $700 for the new smart tv write and equation to determine how many weeks (x) it will take for rosalina to have enough money to purchase her new tv

C) using your equation from b will rosalina have enough money for her new tv in four weeks?

also) how would the equation change if rosalina stopped working wasn't able to deposit $40 and had to instead withdraw $40 a week? Which part of your equation would change?

please help!

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