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Kams monthly budget includes 249 for food, 160 for gasoline, and 150 for utilities. If he earns 1506 per month after taxes, how

much money is left for other expenses ?

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seropon [69]1 year ago

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947 because when we add the amount of food, gasoline, and utilities we get 559 and then 1506-559=947$

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