Kevin and Hannah are both saving money for a new television. Kevin has already saved $47.00 and plans to save $16.00 every week. Hannah has already saved $20.00 and plans to save $25.00 every week. The system of equations below shows the amount of money, , Kevin and Hannah have saved after, w, weeks.

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