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Jaya's Monthly Expenses Rent 25% Loan payments 26% Other 13% Car payments 18% Food 19% a) Which two categories represent Jaya's greatest monthly expenses? b) If Jaya's monthly expenses are $3300, how much did she spend on car payments this month? APPLICATION SECTION

Jaya's Monthly Expenses Rent 25% Loan payments 26% Other 13% Car payments 18% Food 19% a) Which two categories represent Jaya's greatest monthly expenses? b) If Jaya's monthly expenses are $3300, how much did she spend on car payments this month? APPLICATION SECTION

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Name: Jaya's Monthly Expenses Rent 25% Loan payments 26% Other 13% Car payments 18% Food 19% Ultimate Due Date: a) Which two categories represent Jaya's greatest monthly expenses? b) If Jaya's monthly expenses are $3300, how much did she spend on car payments this month? APPLICATION SECTION 11. Istvan's net yearly income is $47 500. He has monthly expenses of $4258. Is van in a position to save money, or is he in debt at the end of the month? Explain how you know. 12. Neetha's expenses are $970 a month for rent and utilities, $50 a week for entertainment; $315 a month for food, $95 a month for a bus pass, and $145 every two weeks for miscellaneous expenses. Neetha earns $675 a week. How much money can she save in 6 months? 13. Moswen's net weekly income is $592.84.
Transcribed Image Text:Name: Jaya's Monthly Expenses Rent 25% Loan payments 26% Other 13% Car payments 18% Food 19% Ultimate Due Date: a) Which two categories represent Jaya's greatest monthly expenses? b) If Jaya's monthly expenses are $3300, how much did she spend on car payments this month? APPLICATION SECTION 11. Istvan's net yearly income is $47 500. He has monthly expenses of $4258. Is van in a position to save money, or is he in debt at the end of the month? Explain how you know. 12. Neetha's expenses are $970 a month for rent and utilities, $50 a week for entertainment; $315 a month for food, $95 a month for a bus pass, and $145 every two weeks for miscellaneous expenses. Neetha earns $675 a week. How much money can she save in 6 months? 13. Moswen's net weekly income is $592.84.
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