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Mathematics, 10.08.2021 04:50 juicyx39

Stephanie planned to save $150 of her baby-sitting earnings. The scatterplot below shows the amounts in her savings account in the weeks after she opened the account. If she continues to withdraw money as shown in the scatterplot, by week 7 how much money would you predict she will have left in her account?

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