
Mark M. answered 08/27/16
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OK, you'll still be alive on Monday.
3) I'll assume that he puts in the same amount each day.
1) Using an arithmetic sequence
a40 = a8 + (32)d 40 - 8 = 32
852 = 212 +(32)d substitute
640 = 32d subtract 212 from both sides
20 = d divide both sides by 32
He adds $20 each day.
2)
1000 = 212 + (n - 1)(20)
Now solve for n.