At the beginning of the year, adrian's savings account balance was $28. each week, he deposits another $15 into that account, and he doesn't spend any of his savings.

is his savings account balance proportional to the number of weeks since the start of the year?

Account balance is not proportional to the number of weeks.

Step-by-step explanation:

Initially Adrian's saving account balance was = $28

He deposits $15 in his account each week.

If we denote week with a variable 'x' then after 'x' weeks total amount in is account = $15x

So, total amount in his account after 'x' week will be;

y = 15x + 28

It's a linear equation representing total amount after 'x' weeks with a constant growth rate of 15 and initial amount 28.

In other words equation is in the form of y = mx +b.

This equation doesn't show the proportional relation because equation in the form of y = kx represents the relation of proportionality only.

savings account is an account only used for saving money. this acts as an emergency source of funding for an individual. answer a would result in the money in his account to grow as it specifically states that interest is compounded daily at the rate of 2%

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