Sophia starts a job at a restaurant. She deposits $40 from each paycheck into her savings account. There was no money in the account prior to her firs

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Sophia starts a job at a restaurant. She deposits $40 from each paycheck into her savings account. There was no money in the account prior to her first deposit. Represent the amount of money in the savings account after Sophia receives each of her first 6 paychecks with a numeric sequence.

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Since her savings account initially had $0 in it, the amount of money in her savings account after her first deposit of $40 will be $40. Since she deposits $40 from each paycheck into her savings account, then the amount of money in the account will increase by 40 after each deposit. The amount of money in her account after her first 6 deposits is then represented by the numeric sequence of 40,80,120,160,200,240.

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