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Many bank accounts never go below zero. But some banks will allow a negative balance, at least for a short time, called an overdraft. It means someone has taken out, or 'drafted', more money than was in the account to begin with. Tallulah's account has gone into overdraft. Her balance is $-39.35. To get back to a positive balance, she plans to deposit money at a steady rate of $21.35 per week. How much will be in her account after 6 weeks?

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Answer: $88.75

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To calculate how much will be in Tallulah's account after 6 weeks, we need to find out how much her balance will increase each week due to her steady deposits, and then add that to her current balance.

Since Tallulah is depositing $21.35 per week, her balance will increase by that amount each week. After 6 weeks, her balance will have increased by:

$21.35/week x 6 weeks = $128.10

To find out how much will be in her account after 6 weeks, we need to add the amount of her balance increase to her current balance:

-$39.35 + $128.10 = $88.75

So after 6 weeks of making steady deposits, Tallulah's account will have a positive balance of $88.75.

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