Andrew saves the same amount of money each week. The table shows the amount he saves in different numbers of weeks. How much money does Andrew save in 40 weeks? Show your work.

To solve the problem, we need to determine how much money Andrew saves each week based on the information provided in the table. However, since the table is not included in your message, I will outline the steps to solve the problem assuming we have the necessary data. 1. **Extract Known Conditions**: - We need to know the amount Andrew saves in a certain number of weeks (e.g., 1 week, 2 weeks, etc.) from the table. 2. **Identify the Savings per Week**: - If the table shows the total savings for different weeks, we can find the savings per week by dividing the total savings by the number of weeks. 3. **Calculate Total Savings for 40 Weeks**: - Once we have the savings per week, we can multiply that amount by 40 to find out how much Andrew saves in 40 weeks. ### Example Calculation Let's assume the table shows the following data: | Weeks | Total Savings | |-------|---------------| | 1 | $10 | | 2 | $20 | | 3 | $30 | From this table, we can see that: - In 1 week, Andrew saves $10. - In 2 weeks, he saves $20, which means he saves $10 per week. - In 3 weeks, he saves $30, confirming the same savings rate. Now, we can calculate how much he saves in 40 weeks: - Savings per week = $10 - Total savings in 40 weeks = Savings per week × 40 Let's perform the calculation: \[ \text{Total Savings in 40 weeks} = 10 \times 40 \] Now, I will calculate this. Calculate the value by following steps: - step0: Calculate: \(10\times 40\) - step1: Multiply the numbers: \(400\) The total savings for Andrew in 40 weeks is calculated as follows: \[ \text{Total Savings in 40 weeks} = 10 \times 40 = 400 \] Therefore, Andrew saves **$400** in 40 weeks. If you have specific values from the table, please provide them, and I can adjust the calculations accordingly.