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julsineya [31]
3 years ago
13

Monica is a lawyer who earns $8,322.65 every month. She spends $830.98 on rent, $210.36 on food, and $120.45 on gas every month.

After these expenses, she has $ ____ left from her earnings.
a.1.161.79
b.5,999.07
c.7,160.86
d.7,822.48
Mathematics
1 answer:
Step2247 [10]3 years ago
7 0
She would have $7160.86 left over in cash here's why.....
she starts off with $8,322.65 and spends $830.98 on rent $8,322.65-$830.98= $7,491.67 
then spends $210.36 on food and another $120.45 on gas 
$7,491.67-$210.36= $7,281.31 - $120.45= $7,160.86 <---- Left over $
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