Mathematics, 18.03.2020 19:01 destanie1030

Katherine has $140 in the bank and is saving $6 per week. Abbie has $462 in the bank, but is spending at a rate of $10 per week.
Which equation will determine when they will have the same amount of money in the bank?
140 - 6x = 462 - 10x
140 - 6x = 462 - 10
140 - 10x = 462 - 6x
140 - 6x = 462 + 10%

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