Well, 10x4=40 because 10+10+10+10=40 and that means your answer must be 40 ones or you asked something else.
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<span>$187,500 is cost of house. </span>
<span>20%, or $37,500 is the down payment. </span>
<span>The loan amount would be $187,500 - $37,500 = $150,000. </span>
<span>If we assume the annual rate of the loan is 4.65% </span>
<span>Then the monthly rate would be 4.65%/12 = 0.3875% </span>
<span>If the loan is $150,000, the interest is 0.3875% </span>
<span>The interst for the first month is $150,000 * 0.3875% = $581.25. </span>
<span>You stated that their payment is $1,575. </span>
<span>So the amount that pays off the loan is $1,575 - $581.25 = $993.75. </span>
<span>At the end of the month, they owe $150,000 - $993.75 = $149,006.25 </span>
<span>For the second month, the amount of the payment that goes towards interst is </span>
<span>$149,006.25 * 0.3875% = $577.40. and the amount that goes towards the loan is $997.60. </span>
<span>At the end of the second month they owe $148,008.65. </span>
<span>Regarding realized income, we recommend a monthly loan payment not to exceed 28% of the monthly income. So if a payment of $1,575 is 28% of Gross, then the math is : $1,575 = 0.28*Gross. </span>
<span>Gross = $5,625 monthly. </span>
<span>About $67,500 annually. </span>
<span>About $33.75 an hour.</span>
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Answer: n - 10 which is choice C</h3>
Let's use an example. If Nathaniel earned $15 on Tuesday, and earned $10 less on Wednesday, then 15-10 = 5 dollars is the amount he earns on Wednesday.
Now let's say he earned $27 on Tuesday, and still earned $10 less the next day, meaning that he earns 27-10 = 17
Whatever he earns on Tuesday, subtract off 10. That's the rule to follow for this problem.
(amount earned on Tuesday) - 10 = amount earned on Wednesday
If n reprsesent the placeholder for "amount earned on Tuesday", then we can rewrite that equation as
amount earned on Wednesday = n - 10
In short, whatever 'n' is, subtract 10 off it. In the examples above, I used n = 15 and n = 27.
note: the order of subtraction matters. The expression n-10 is not the same as 10 - n. If you subtract in the wrong order you may get a negative value (eg: 10 - 17 = -7), but he can't earn a negative amount of dollars.
