According to financial advisers,
<span>* mortgage payment should be at most </span><span>28% of your gross monthly income
</span><span>* total monthly debt should be at most </span><span>36% of your gross monthly income. Total monthly debts include </span><span>mortgage payments, car payments, credit card bills,
student loans, and medical debt.\</span>
<span>gross annual income: 39,600</span>
gross monthly income: 39,600 / 12 = 3,300
a) maximum amount for monthly mortgage payment: 3,300 x 28% = 924
b) maximum amount for total credit obligations: 3,300 x 36% = 1,188
c) mortgage: 924 x 70% = 646.80 actual mortgage
1,188 - 646.80 = 541.20 maximum amount they could spend each month for all other debts.
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Answer:
It is not true. 19 - 10 = 9.
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Let x be the original cost for the sofa.
X x (1 + 0.07) =3210
X = 3000
Now we know the cost for the sofa.
Let p be the profit percent.
3000 x (1 + p) = 3360
P = 0.12
So the percentage profit is 12%
M = - 3 + 9 / 6 + 4
m = 6 / 10
m = 3/5
- 3 = 3/5 ( 6 ) + c
- 15 = 18 + 5c
5c = - 33
c = - 33/5
y = 3/5x - 33/5
Answer:
3.5
Step-by-step explanation:
