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Henry is saving money for college. He earns $210 each week working part time after school and the weekends. Henry currently has $2,240 in savings. His parents put $100 in his savings account each week and he saves one-third of his paycheck each week. Which expression represents the situation? (n represents the number of weeks) A) 2,240 + 170n B) 2,240 + 310n C) 2,240 + 210n + 100n/ 3 D) 2,240 + 210n + 100n/ 3

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