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Robert has a monthly income of $1,650.00. His monthly mortgage payment is $675.00. What percentage of his income does Robert spe

nd on his mortgage? A. 34.7% B. 40.9% C. 40.2% D. 37.8%

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makkiz [27]3 years ago

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Answer:B.40.9%

Explanation:

If $675 spend on mortgage and his monthly income is $1650

So the percentage will be:

$675 / $1650 × 100

= 0.409 ×100

= 40.9%

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