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Matilda Vang

29 March, 14:20

Jane is saving her money in order to purchase a new racing bike. She initially saves $3 and plans to double the amount she saves each month. The bike Jane wants is $1,536 at the local bike shop.

Which equation represents this situation, and after how many months, t, will Jane have enough money to purchase the bike?

A, 3 (2) t = 1,536; t = 11

B, 3 (1.2) t = 1,536; t = 35

C, (3 · 2) t = 1,536; t = 9

D, 3 (2) t = 1,536; t = 9

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