Answer:
After a Week(7 days)
[tex]Purse \:A: \$2200\\Purse B: \$0.64[/tex]
After 2 Weeks(14 days)
[tex]Purse \:A: \$3600\\Purse B: \$81.92[/tex]
After 3 Weeks(21 days)
[tex]Purse \:A: \$5000\\Purse B: \$10485.76[/tex]
After 30 days
[tex]Purse \:A: \$6800\\Purse B: \$5368709.12[/tex]
Therefore, Purse B contains more money after 30 days.
Step-by-step explanation:
Purse A
The amount of money($1000) in purse A for each consecutive day grows with $200. The sequence is written as:
1000,1200,1400,...
This is an arithmetic sequence with the first term being $1000 and the common difference $200.
Therefore, for any number of day, n, the amount of money in the purse,
[tex]T_n=1000+200(n-1)[/tex]
Purse B
1 Penny=$0.01
The amount of money(1 Penny) in purse B for each consecutive day doubles. The sequence is written as:
0.01,0.02,0.04,...
This is a geometric sequence with the first term being $0.01 and the common ratio 2.
Therefore, for any number of day, n, the amount of money in purse B,
[tex]T_n=0.01(2)^{n-1}[/tex]
After a Week(7 days)
[tex]Purse \:A: T_7=1000+200(7-1)=\$2200\\Purse B: T_7=0.01(2)^{7-1}=\$0.64[/tex]
After 2 Weeks(14 days)
[tex]Purse \:A: T_{14}=1000+200(14-1)=\$3600\\Purse B: T_{14}=0.01(2)^{14-1}=\$81.92[/tex]
After 3 Weeks(21 days)
[tex]Purse \:A: T_{21}=1000+200(21-1)=\$5000\\Purse B: T_{21}=0.01(2)^{21-1}=\$10485.76[/tex]
After 30 days
[tex]Purse \:A: T_{30}=1000+200(30-1)=\$6800\\Purse B: T_{30}=0.01(2)^{30-1}=\$5368709.12[/tex]