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3 years ago

HELP ASAP!! GIVING BRAINLIEST! NEED THE LAST ANSWER PLEASE

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Kay [80]3 years ago

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Hello, Coolgurl23. Thanks for writing in.

You're asking if with the information given if this is a affordable amount.

The correct answer is NO. You have 700 dollars that you can pay in rent. Therefore, if you add all these costs up - you will get over the 700 dollar limit that is needed for a yes answer.

Therefore, you have NO as your final answer.

Thanks for writing in, best of luck on your assignment Coolgurl23!

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