Tammy only has $550 of debt left. If Tammy were to pay off her debt completely today, how could you represent Tammy’s situation as an equat

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Tammy only has $550 of debt left. If Tammy were to pay off her debt completely today, how could you represent Tammy’s situation as an equation? Who ever actually helps get brainliest.​

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  1. mocmien2
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    2021-08-02T22:55:26+00:00
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    Answer:If I let +t+=+0+ ( no months have passed )

    +D%280%29+=+550+

    —————–

    +t+=+1+

    +D%281%29+=+550+-+.19%2A550+

    +D%281%29+=+550%2A%28+1+-+.19+%29+

    ————————-

    +t+=+2+

    +D%282%29+=+550%2A%28+1+-+.19+%29+-+.19%2A%28+550%2A%28+1+-+.19+%29+%29+

    +D%282%29+=+550%2A%28+1+-+.19+%29%2A%28+1+-+.19+%29+

    +D%282%29+=+550%2A%28+1+-+.19+%29%5E2+

    ————————–

    This pattern continues, so the general formula is:

    +D%28t%29+=+550%2A%28+1+-+.19+%29%5Et+

    +D%28t%29+=+550%2A.81%5Et+

    I hope you see this. Each month 19% of the

    PREVIOUS months balance gets subtracted.

    Step-by-step explanation:

  2. vankhanh
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    2021-08-02T22:55:51+00:00
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    Answer:

    Step-by-step explanation:

    If Tammy has $550 in debt, and she pays it off in one day, then the equation to represent her situation would look like this.

    $550 – $550 = $0

    Hope this helps!

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