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adoni [48]
3 years ago
15

Family has an annual income of ​$23 comma 400. Of​ this, one fourth

Mathematics
1 answer:
denis23 [38]3 years ago
5 0

Amount spent for food = $5850, housing = $4680, clothing = $2340, savings = $2600, taxes = $5850, expenses = $2080.

<u>Step-by-step explanation:</u>

Step 1:

Given details are Total Income = $23,400

Step 2:

Amount spent for food, F= 1/4th of 23,400 = 1/4 \times 23400

= $5850

Step 3:

Amount spent for housing, H = 1/5th of 23,400 = 1/5 \times23400

= $4680

Step 4:

Amount spent for clothing, C = 1/10th of 23,400 = 1/10 \times 23400 = $2340

Step 5:

Amount spent for savings, S = 1/9th of 13,400 = 1/9\times 23400 = $2600

Step 6:

Amount spent for taxes, T = 1/4th of 23,400 =  1/4 \times 23400 =$5850

Step 7:

Find amount spent on other expenses by totaling all expenditures and subtracting from the annual income.

Annual Income = F + H + C + S + T + E

Amount spent on other expenses, E = 23400 - (5850 + 4680 + 2340 + 2600 + 5850)

E = 23400 - 21320

E = $2080

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