11. Kally and Jared have ownedtheir home for a year. A copy oftheir expenses spreadsheet isshown. If Kally and Jared'sexpenses were all paid monthly,how much would they pay eachmonth? (C) *вDEGMertgage PrepertyTaxIlomelasuranceNatural KletricityGanWaterTelepheneCaldeInternet12JanuaryFebruary1087.981087.981087.9846.00321.76279.87284.89129.761346.00235.54129.76March772.1346.00129.7621891AprilMay1087.9846.00256.136587129,7661087.9846.00129.76June1087.98772.1346.00211.54129.76July1087.9846.00129.76August1087.9846.00189.0176.89129 761087.98772.13ఓ129.76SeptemberII OctoberNevemberDecember10129.76129.76129 761087.9846.00232.12190.121087.9846. 00245.23289.78121O87.98772.13213.761346.0069.96$1804.57$1673.96$1720.20O $1538.85

11. Kally and Jared have owned their home for a year. A copy of their expenses spreadsheet is shown. If Kally and Jared's expenses were all paid monthly, how much would they pay each month? (C) * %3D Merteage Preperty Ta Telephone Calde Ilome Natural Kletity Water Iaserae Gan Internet 12 January Vebruary March 1087.98 1087.98 46.00 321.76 279.87 129.76 129.76 129.76 129.76 129.76 129.76 46.00 235.54 LON7.98 |O87.98 LO87.98 772.13 46.00 46.00 284.89 April May 256.13 238.91 65.87 46.00 17 June 1O87.98 772.13 46.00 211.4 JO87.98 1O87.98 July 46.00 129 76 August 46 00 to 681 76.9 129.76 1O87.98 1O87.98 10 September 772.13 46.00 129.76 11 October 46.00 129.76 232.12 245.23 28.78 190.12 12 Nevember O87 98 46.00 129 76 129.76 13 December 1O87.98 772.13 46.00 213.76 69.96 $1804.57 $1673.96 $1720.20 $1538.85

11. Kally and Jared have owned their home for a year. A copy of their expenses spreadsheet is shown. If Kally and Jared's expenses were all paid monthly, how much would they pay each month? (C) * %3D Merteage Preperty Ta Telephone Calde Ilome Natural Kletity Water Iaserae Gan Internet 12 January Vebruary March 1087.98 1087.98 46.00 321.76 279.87 129.76 129.76 129.76 129.76 129.76 129.76 46.00 235.54 LON7.98 |O87.98 LO87.98 772.13 46.00 46.00 284.89 April May 256.13 238.91 65.87 46.00 17 June 1O87.98 772.13 46.00 211.4 JO87.98 1O87.98 July 46.00 129 76 August 46 00 to 681 76.9 129.76 1O87.98 1O87.98 10 September 772.13 46.00 129.76 11 October 46.00 129.76 232.12 245.23 28.78 190.12 12 Nevember O87 98 46.00 129 76 129.76 13 December 1O87.98 772.13 46.00 213.76 69.96 $1804.57 $1673.96 $1720.20 $1538.85

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

10th Edition

ISBN:9781259964947

Author:Libby

Publisher:Libby

Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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