Alexa is trying to save to buy a car when she turns 16. She has $200 in her savings account now

and is saving $100 per week. Sara, however, likes to shop and has a hard time saving her

money. She is only saving $50 per week, but luckily, she has $800 already saved up in her

account right now.

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India Wilcox

Mathematics

13 January, 02:16

Alexa is trying to save to buy a car when she turns 16. She has $200 in her savings account now

and is saving $100 per week. Sara, however, likes to shop and has a hard time saving her

money. She is only saving $50 per week, but luckily, she has $800 already saved up in her

account right now.

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Alani Boyer · Answer 1

16-Current age = A

A x 52 weeks in a year x 100 dollars per week + $200 in her account when 16

Ax52x100+200=Money saved up

16-Sara Age = B

B x 52 weeks in a year x 50dollars per week + $800 in her account = money saved up when 16

Bx52x50+800=Money Saved

Alexa is trying to save to buy a car when she turns 16. She has $200 in her savings account nowand is saving $100 per week. Sara, however, likes to shop and has a hard time saving hermoney. She is only saving $50 per week, but luckily, she has $800 already saved up in heraccount right now.

Alexa is trying to save to buy a car when she turns 16. She has $200 in her savings account now

and is saving $100 per week. Sara, however, likes to shop and has a hard time saving her

money. She is only saving $50 per week, but luckily, she has $800 already saved up in her

account right now.