Mathematics, 02.05.2021 21:30 mads3499

Question 8 The functions show two sisters' savings accounts and the
rate at which they plan to deposit money.
Which description best compares the two functions?
Cara
Dana
Time in
Months
Savings $
95
1
110
2
125
3
140
155
Time in months
5
170
Dana's savings increase at a faster
rate than Cara's.
Dana had a greater initial value in
her savings account.
Both sisters deposit the same
amount of money each month.
Neither sister deposits money at a
constant rate.

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