299 b. For the summer, Andy has a part-time job. He will be earning $60 per week. He wants to use the money wisely, so he has already made a budget for the money. 10% for church offering; 25% for his college fund; 20% for regular savings; 20% for clothes; 10% for church youth activities; 10% for others; and 5% for miscellaneous. Find how much money each week will be used for each area.

299 b. For the summer, Andy has a part-time job. He will be earning $60 per week. He wants to use the money wisely, so he has already made a budget for the money. 10% for church offering; 25% for his college fund; 20% for regular savings; 20% for clothes; 10% for church youth activities; 10% for others; and 5% for miscellaneous. Find how much money each week will be used for each area.

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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ISBN:9780190931919

Author:NEWNAN

Publisher:NEWNAN

Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

Section: Chapter Questions

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