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Mathematics, 24.12.2020 14:00, expeditionofsin

John has $10 in his bank account when he gets a job. He begins making $120 a day. A student found that the equation that represents this situation is y = 10x + 120.
What is wrong with the student's equation? Complete the explanation and correct the student's error.


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