Keith can withdraw money from his account for 12 weeks
Step-by-step explanation:
Amount in savings = $708
at least $350 in the account by the end of summer: ≥350
Let the amount withdrawn from the savings = x
The equation for the amount remaining at the end of the summer:
708 - x ≥350
-x ≥350 - 708
-x ≥ -358
Divide through by -1: (sign changes because we divided by a negative number)
x ≤ 358 (amount he can spend out of the account)
Let the number of weeks he withdraws = y
Amount withdrawn per week = $28
28 * y ≤ 358
28y ≤ 358
Divide through by 28:
y ≤ 358/28
y ≤ 12.8 (approximately 13)
Number of weeks = y is less than or equal to 13
If number of weks = 13
708 -(28 * 13 weeks) = 708-364 = 344
344 < 350
13 weeks won't work because he has to have atleast 350 in the account.
708 - (28*12) = 708 - 336 = 372
372 > 350
Therefore, Keith can withdraw money from his account for 12 weeks