Selena has been working at her first post-college job for almost a year when her company gives her a raise, resulting in a paych
eck increase of $150, for a total of $300 extra in take-home pay every month. She makes a quick list of possible ways to use that money, along with relevant notes for each. Provide a detailed plan, including actual dollar amounts, for Selena to wisely use the extra $300 per month from her raise. For each part of the plan, briefly describe why you’re making this choice.
A detailed plan that Selena can make use of to wisely use the $300 is:
Pay her student debt in installments of 10% of her income monthly.
Use $100 to learn/invest in a skill that would also increase her income.
<h3>What is a Budget?</h3>
This refers to the financial plan that is made in order to account for the expenses, income, and other financial involvements for a set period of time.
Hence, to make a detailed plan for Selena who recently got a pay raise at her post-college job would be to pay off debts she has in installments and also to make investments in either a business or a skill to increase her income.
My answer is correct because, if in 22 weeks she learned 55 recipes of appetizers, the we have to divide 55 by 22. And 55 divided by 22 equals 2.5. So now since we have that and they are asking us what would it be for a total of 6 weeks then we just have to multiply 2.5 and 6. And 2.5 times 6 equals 15.
When the side lengths of a triangle are in the ratio 3: 4: 5, then it is a right triangle. 6: 8: 10 follow those terms, henceforth, then the triangle is a right triangle