Your savings account has a balance of $125 you add 22 a month to this balance which equation shows your balance

b (m) = $125+$22m

m (b) = $125+$22b

m (b) $125b+$22

b (m) = $125m+$22

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Brenna Cunningham

Mathematics

23 July, 09:40

Your savings account has a balance of $125 you add 22 a month to this balance which equation shows your balance

b (m) = $125+$22m

m (b) = $125+$22b

m (b) $125b+$22

b (m) = $125m+$22

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Katie Zhang · Answer 1

A. $125+$22 (m)

Example 12 months $125+$22 (12)

$125+$264

=$389

Cailyn · Answer 2

a $125 + $22m

Step-by-step explanation:

the variable is m, for months, every month u are adding $22 so I'd multiply the month by $22. + the 125 u already had in the account

Your savings account has a balance of $125 you add 22 a month to this balance which equation shows your balanceb (m) = $125+$22mm (b) = $125+$22bm (b) $125b+$22b (m) = $125m+$22

Your savings account has a balance of $125 you add 22 a month to this balance which equation shows your balance

b (m) = $125+$22m

m (b) = $125+$22b

m (b) $125b+$22

b (m) = $125m+$22