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Jeff saved $500 from his summer job so he would have spending money during the school year. He withdraws $12 from his account each week, so a linear function models his plan. Me…

Jeff saved $500 from his summer job so he would have spending money during the school year. He withdraws $12 from his account each week, so a linear function models his plan. Me…
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Jeff saved $500 from his summer job so he would have spending money during the school year. He withdraws $12 from his account each week, so a linear function models his plan. Melissa made a similar plan. The table shows the results of her first five transactions. Compare the functions.

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Answer:Jeffs function, Jeff withdraws more money each week than Melissa does.

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Jeffs function, Jeff withdraws more money each week than Melissa does.

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