Kirks goal was to save $300 for a trip. In the first week ,kirk saved $16 from his allowence and $54 from his job. He spent $5 for lunch one day and another $2 on the bus. The second week ,kirk saved $62 and another $41, but spent $2 for the bus and $4 for lunch. c. If Kirk saves $150 in the third week, but spends $8, will he reach his goal of saving $300? Explain.

Yes, he will have $309 during the third week.

Step-by-step explanation:

The first week, he saved $70, then spent $7, subtracting to make $63 left. The next week, he saved $103, then spent $6, subtracting again to leave him with $97. $70 + $97 = $167, which is the current total amount he now has so far. Finally, with $150 earned the third week, but he spends $8 and has $142 leftover, $167 + $142 = $309. Meaning he will exceed by $9 more and will have enough money.

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