Kyle opened a bank account with $450. He deposits $58.50 each week. Write a function that shows the amount he has after w weeks. What is the function.
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in that case
amount = 450 + 58.5w
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To calculate the amount Kyle has after w weeks, we can use the formula:
Amount = Initial deposit + (Deposit amount × Number of weeks)
In this case, the initial deposit is $450 and Kyle deposits $58.50 each week, so the function to represent the amount he has after w weeks can be written as:
Amount(w) = 450 + (58.50 × w)
The function Amount(w) represents the amount Kyle has after w weeks.
To write the function that calculates the amount Kyle will have after w weeks, we need to keep track of the initial amount as well as the weekly deposits. The function can be represented using the formula:
Amount after w weeks = Initial amount + (Weekly deposit * Number of weeks)
In this case, the initial amount is $450 and the weekly deposit is $58.50. The function can be written as:
f(w) = 450 + (58.50 * w)
So, the function that shows the amount Kyle will have after w weeks is:
f(w) = 450 + (58.50 * w)