Tim has developed a money saving strategy that uses the formula S=450+100r.

a. Give a possible interpretation of Tim's strategy.

b. What do the slope and S-intercept of the graph of the relation represent, base on the interpretation from part a.?

c. If Tim plans to stop his savings once he has accumulated $1250, what are the domain and range of this relation.

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27 March, 10:23

Tim has developed a money saving strategy that uses the formula S=450+100r.

a. Give a possible interpretation of Tim's strategy.

b. What do the slope and S-intercept of the graph of the relation represent, base on the interpretation from part a.?

c. If Tim plans to stop his savings once he has accumulated $1250, what are the domain and range of this relation.

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Audrina Schmitt · Answer 1

A) For 100R, that might mean every week, he is putting 100 dollars away for an interpretation.

B) The Slope represents the time it takes to make 100 dollars, and S represents the total amount of money Tim has.

C) If Tim got to 1250 dollars, it would be 8 for R. So 8 would be the domain and 1250 for the range.