Pete's dad usually deposits $25 into his bank account every week. for the next 8 weeks, he wants to deposit more than the usual $25, and he wants the extra amount deposited to be the same each week. which inequality and solution show how much more he can deposit each week and keep the total of his deposit above 500 for those 8 weeks? 8 (25+x) >500; x>$300
25+8x>500; x>$59.37
8 (25+x) >500; x>37.50
8 (25) + x>500; x>$300
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