Using Marvin's budget, fill in the missing items in the table. Round your dollar answers to the nearest penny. For dollar amounts input the dollar sign followed by the dollar amount. For example: $124.30 Round your percent answer to the nearest whole percent. For percent input the percent followed by the percent sign. For example: 7%In the image. HousingDebtPayments,$188.40, 6%Investments, $282.60UtilitiesFoodHealthcareFood,11%TransportationEntertainment,$282.60, 9%InvestmentsTotalPersonalMarvin's BudgetNet Monthly Income: $3,140CategoryDebt PaymentsEntertainmentPersonal,$157.00Healthcare, $376.80,12%Housing, $1,004.80, 32%TransportationPercentage32%7%12%11%Utilities, 7%6%9%LA$$1,004.80$376.80$282.60$188.40$282.60$157.00

To determine the $ amount, we need to use the formula below: Dollar amount = % given x net monthly…

Using Marvin's budget, fill in the missing items in the table. Round your dollar answers to the nearest penny. For dollar amounts input the dollar sign followed by the dollar amount. For example: $124.30 Round your percent answer to the nearest whole percent. For percent input the percent followed by the percent sign. For example: 7%

Using Marvin's budget, fill in the missing items in the table. Round your dollar answers to the nearest penny. For dollar amounts input the dollar sign followed by the dollar amount. For example: $124.30 Round your percent answer to the nearest whole percent. For percent input the percent followed by the percent sign. For example: 7%

Principles of Accounting Volume 2

19th Edition

ISBN:9781947172609

Author:OpenStax

Publisher:OpenStax

Chapter7: Budgeting

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 13EA: What is the amount of budgeted cash payments if purchases are budgeted for $420,000 and the...

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