Question

Refer to the data in the table below to answer the question. (Express percents to the nearest tenth.) You will use some of the answers given more than once.
Date Description Amount Balance
2/16 Deposit $1006.28 $1049.52
2/17 Gasoline $54.92 $ 994.60
2/18 Groceries $33.45 $ 961.15
2/20 Insurance $359.65 $ 601.50
2/21 Pharmacy $51.35 $ 550.15
2/21 Burger $5.50 $ 544.65
2/22 Clothes $64.95 $ 479.70
2/23 Cash $80.00 $ 399.70
2/24 Groceries $34.92 $ 364.78
2/28 Movie $15.73 $ 349.05
3/3 Monthly rent $204.92 $ 144.13
3/5 Groceries $28.56 $ 115.57
3/16 Deposit $1006.28 $1121.85
3/18 Car maintenance $173.28 $ 948.57
Mr. Thompson, a retiree, looks at his check register. What is Mr. Thompson's yearly rent (using 12 months)? $

What was the average grocery expense in this time period? $

Knowing that he buys groceries weekly, Mr. Thompson estimates his yearly expense for groceries to be (4*12* $
) or $
.

Then, Mr. Thompson realizes there are more than 48 weeks in a year. He revises his estimate using (52 x $
) to get $
for his estimate.

Based on the calculations above, how much money should Mr. Thompson budget annually for food and rent? $

If Mr. Thompson receives $1,006.28 twelve (12) times a year, what is his yearly income? $

Expressed as a percent of income, enter an estimate for rent (to the nearest tenth) and food expenses. Rent:
%; Food:
%

Answer 1

Answer:Ask your teacher for help!

Step-by-step explanation:

Learn your math and pay attention then you’d know!