To determine how much money Jackson will have saved after 6 weeks by saving 65% of his weekly earnings, we need to find out how much he earns each week. However, the weekly earnings amount hasn't been provided.
The amount saved can be represented as:
\[ \text{Total Savings} = 6 \text{ weeks} \times (0.65 \times \text{Weekly Earnings}) \]
This simplifies to:
\[ \text{Total Savings} = 3.9 \times \text{Weekly Earnings} \]
To get a numerical answer, we need to know Jackson's weekly earnings.
Assuming we had the weekly earnings, you could plug them into this formula. Without that information, we cannot determine the total savings amount correctly. If we had an amount for Jackson's weekly earnings, we could calculate his total savings after 6 weeks directly.
If you provide the weekly income, I can help you calculate the saved amount.
If the correct answer is provided in the options, we would assume the calculations yield one of those amounts based on some common weekly earnings.
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