Year Net Income Expenses 2013 $27,200 $19,800 2014. $23,700 $18,500 2015 $31,500 $23,900 2016 $33,600 $25,800 2017. $38,900 $29,200 2018 $41,400 $39,700 2019 $48,600 $37,300 a. What was Dana’s net income, in total for years 2013-19? b. In what year did Dana’s net income most exceed her expenses? c. Suggest a reasonable explanation for why Dana’s 2018 expenses were nearly as much as her income? (Use your business-minded logic, here. There are a number of possible explanations) d. What percent of Dana’s 2016 net income was needed for expenses? (to the nearest tenth of a %) e. What percent of her entire net income in these 7 years was Dana able to save? (nearest tenth of a %)
Year Net Income Expenses
2013 $27,200 $19,800
2014. $23,700 $18,500
2015 $31,500 $23,900
2016 $33,600 $25,800
2017. $38,900 $29,200
2018 $41,400 $39,700
2019 $48,600 $37,300
a. What was Dana’s net income, in total for years 2013-19?
b. In what year did Dana’s net income most exceed her expenses?
c. Suggest a reasonable explanation for why Dana’s 2018 expenses were nearly as much as her income?
(Use your business-minded logic, here. There are a number of possible explanations)
d. What percent of Dana’s 2016 net income was needed for expenses? (to the nearest tenth of a %)
e. What percent of her entire net income in these 7 years was Dana able to save? (nearest tenth of a %)
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