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Martha has $180. She needs a total of $2,000 to start investing in stocks. She earns $60 per day working, of which she saves $50. Write an equation that Martha can use to determine the number of days, d, she needs to work to reach her goal of $2,000?
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2000/50=d = 40 days
wait hold on.... 2000-180 already saved /50 =d
are u sure this is right because i only have 2 attempts to take this quiz and really don't want to get it wrong & fail it again
so 2000-180=$1820 left to save divided by $50 savings per day = d
yes I'm sure
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so whats the exact equation ?
2000-180=1820/50=d
ok i'll check if its right or wrong
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