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Oliwia is opening a bank account. She learns that there is a special promotion where if she deposits $3,000 and then makes no additional deposits or withdrawals, her account will earn $3 in interest per month. Write the equation of a linear function that models the relationship between number of months and total amount of money Oliwia will have in her account.(1 point) Responses y=1,000x+3, where x is the number of months and y is the total amount of money Oliwia will have in her account. y equals 1,000 x plus 3 , where x is the number of months and y is the total amount of money Oliwia will have in her account. y=3x+3,000, where x is the number of months and y is the total amount of money Oliwia will have in her account. y equals 3 x plus 3,000 , where x is the number of months and y is the total amount of money Oliwia will have in her account. y=3,000x+3, where x is the number of months and y is the total amount of money Oliwia will have in her account. y equals 3,000 x plus 3 , where x is the number of months and y is the total amount of money Oliwia will have in her account. y=3x+1,000, where x is the number of months and y is the total amount of money Oliwia will have in her account. y equals 3 x plus 1,000 , where x is the number of months and y is the total amount of money Oliwia will have in her account.
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To model the total amount of money in Oliwia's account over time, we need to establish a function that accounts for her initial deposit and how much interest she earns each month.
1. **Initial Deposit:** Oliwia starts with $3,000.
2. **Monthly Interest:** She earns $3 in interest each month.
Let \( x \) represent the number of months and \( y \) represent the total amount of money in her account after \( x \) months.
The total amount of money in the account can be modeled as:
\[
y = \text{initial deposit} + \text{monthly interest} \times \text{number of months}
\]
This can be expressed in the function:
\[
y = 3000 + 3x
\]
So the correct equation that models the total amount of money in her account is:
**y = 3x + 3,000, where x is the number of months and y is the total amount of money Oliwia will have in her account.**
Thus, the correct selection is:
**y = 3x + 3,000.**
1. **Initial Deposit:** Oliwia starts with $3,000.
2. **Monthly Interest:** She earns $3 in interest each month.
Let \( x \) represent the number of months and \( y \) represent the total amount of money in her account after \( x \) months.
The total amount of money in the account can be modeled as:
\[
y = \text{initial deposit} + \text{monthly interest} \times \text{number of months}
\]
This can be expressed in the function:
\[
y = 3000 + 3x
\]
So the correct equation that models the total amount of money in her account is:
**y = 3x + 3,000, where x is the number of months and y is the total amount of money Oliwia will have in her account.**
Thus, the correct selection is:
**y = 3x + 3,000.**
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