Question

rocio had $46 in her savings account. each week, she takes $6 out of the account and doesnt make any deposits. how much money does she have in her savings account after 13 weeks? next, complete the equation to continue representing this scenario. amount of money in savings account = starting amount of money + number of weeks change in balance each week amount of money in savings account = + 6 -6 46 13

Explanation:

Step1: Identify the values

Starting amount of money is \(46\), number of weeks is \(13\), change in balance each week is \(-6\) (since she takes out money).

Step2: Complete the equation

Amount of money in savings account \(=46 + 13\times(-6)\)

Step3: Calculate the result

First, calculate \(13\times(-6)=-78\). Then, \(46+(-78)=46 - 78=-32\)

Answer:

Amount of money in savings account \(=46 + 13\times(-6)\) and the final amount of money in her savings account after 13 weeks is \(-32\) (which means she is overdrawn by $32 if we consider the context of a savings account allowing negative balance in calculation terms. If we assume no negative allowed in practical savings, it might imply she has $0 left after over - withdrawing but based on pure arithmetic \(46+13\times(-6)=-32\))