For this case it can be seen that in the table, the values of "x" represent the number of weeks Jack has saved. The weeks are represented two by two.
On the other hand, the values of "y" represent the amount of money saved by Jack in relation to a certain week "x".
We note that in week 2 Jack had $ 75, in week 4 he had 105.
This means that in two weeks I add to your savings:
[tex]105-75 = 30[/tex] $
We also observed that he adds $ 30 every two weeks.
If they tell us that they add a fixed amount per week, then Jack adds $ 15 per week.
Then the option that best fits is:
Jack initially had $ 75 saved, and the amount is increasing at a rate of $ 15 per week.
Answer:
Option C