Jane is saving to buy a cell phone. She is given a $100.00 gift to start and saves $35 a month from her allowance. So after 1 month, Jane has saved $135. Does it make sense to represent the relationship between the amount saved and the number of months with one constant rate? Why or why not?

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Answer:

Yes

Explanation:

becuase she saves the same amount money every month

it's linear

The representation of the amount saved and the number of months with one constant rate makes sense because the amount is increasing at the constant rate.

What is Constant Rate?

Constant rate refers to the amount of the rate which remains same and do not change after a certain period of time. It is, the ratio of the given input to that of the output remains the same for the specific period of time.

According to the given question, Jane has $100 from that amount she saves $35 as month allowance.

Amount saved after one month = $100+$35

                                                 = $135

Amount saved after two months = $100 + 2 * $35

                                                   = $100 +$70

                                                   = $170

Amount saved after three months = $100 + 3* $35

                                                     = $100+$105

                                                     = $205

In general, after x months, Jane has saved as follows-:

                                                     = $100 +x * $35

                                                    = ($100+ 35x)

Therefore, It can be concluded that it makes sense to make the relationship between the  amount saved and the number of months.

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