Jamal opens a savings account with a starting balance of $200 and plans to deposit $75 each week after opening the account. His savings over time is
represented by the graph below. How would this graph change if Jamal
decided to deposit $100 each week instead?
y 75x200
316.350)
У
650+
625
600
575
350
525
500
475
450
15.575)
14,500)
13.425)
400
375
350
12.350)
325
300
(87275)
250
225
2000, 200)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 11 12
x = Number of weeks
y = Dollars in account

A. The new graph would have the same steepness as the original graph and the y-intercept would shift up

B. The new graph would be steeper than the original graph and the y-intercept would remain the same

C. The new graph would be less steep than the original graph and the y-intercept would remain the same

D. The new graph would have the same steepness as the original graph and the y-intercept would shift down

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