Suppose you were given $600 from your uncle. You deposited that money in a bank and added $50 per month.

The 1-variable equation that we need to solve to find how many months it would take to save $10,000 is given when we equal s(x)=10,000.
Hence, the answer is:
[tex]50m+600=10,000[/tex]Now, to find how many months it would take to save 10,000, we need to solve for m the previous equation. Therefore:
[tex]50m+600=10,000[/tex]Subtract both sides 600
[tex]50m+600-600=10,000-600[/tex][tex]50m=9400[/tex]Then, divide both sides by 50:
[tex]\frac{50m}{50}=\frac{9400}{50}[/tex][tex]m=188[/tex]Hence, it would take 188 months to save $10,000