Question

Warren wanted to save money to purchase a new car. He started by saving​ $1 on the first of January. On the first of​ February, he saved ​$4. On the first of​ March, he saved ​$16. So on the first day of each​ month, he wanted to save four times as much as he did on the first day of the previous month. If Warren continues his savings​ pattern, how much will he need to save on the first day of ​July?

On the first day of July he will need to save ​$ (your answer here)

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Answer 1

Answer:262144

Explanation:

If your doing this on savvas for school this will be the answer not the other

Answer 2

On the first day of July he will need to have saved $4098 for his new car.

Explanation:

So we know that on March he save $16 and the amount he needs to save each month increases by 4 times the previous month’s amount.

We can conclude then for April he would need to have saved $64.

In May, if we repeat the pattern of multiplying the previous month’s savings by 4, Warren would have saved $256.

We will continue this pattern for June and July.

In July we will multiply $1024 (total saved in June) by 4 to find that in July, Warren will have needed to save $4098

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