Part one:
$45 as 45 is the y-value, which means that adding zero to her bank account still leaves 45 dollars
In mathematical terms:
f(x) = 12(0) + 45
f(x) = 45
Part two:
William adds $14 per week to his bank account
This means the equation for this is, where g(x) is the amount of money in his bank account and x is the week
g(x) = 14x + 30
So just plug in 10 for x
g(x) = 14(10) + 30
$170 dollars
Part 3:
No, she is wrong. Yes, William started out with a lower amount of money in his bank account (by ten dollars), but his deposit amount per week is two dollars more than hers. At some point (which I calculated to be after 7.5 weeks, use substitution for the equation for that), he will surpass her bank account amount and will earn more than her at a greater rate.