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Mathematics, 09.04.2021 19:00 layla07

Sam and Jennifer are saving money for college. Sam has saved $2000 and will save $60 more each week. Jennifer has saved $2500 and will save $55 more each week.
- Write a system of equations to represent how much money each student will save.

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