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You have $15 in savings your friend has $25 in savings you both start saving five dollars per week racist in my linear equations that represents the situation will you ever have the same amount of savings
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You have $15 in savings your friend has $25 in savings you both start saving five dollars per week racist in my linear equations that represents the situation will you ever have the same amount of savings as your friend explain
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If it keeps going at the same amount added per week, the two will never reach the same amount.
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