Total monthly saving = $1,315
<h3>What are savings?</h3>
Saving is the portion of income not spent on current expenditures. In other words, it is the money set aside for future use and not spent immediately.
Given:
Oakland Los Angeles
Cost Housing $565 $1200
Food $545 $655
Health Care $245 $495
Taxes $450 $625
Other Necessities $350 $495
Now,
Saving in house
= $1200 - $565
= $635
Saving in food
= $655 - $545
= $110
Saving in health care
= $495 - $245
= $250
Saving in taxes
= $625 - $450
= $175
Saving in necessities
= $495 - $350
= $145
Total saving = $635+$110+$250+$175+$145
= $1,315
Hence, the monthly savings should be $1,315.
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The complete question is
Benito's family is thinking of relocating from Los Angeles to Oakland to save money. They set up a budget comparing the cost of living for both cities. Oakland Los Angeles Budget Item Cost Cost Housing $565 $1200 Food $545 $655 Health Care $245 $495 Taxes $450 $625 Other Necessities $350 $495 Monthly Total How much money will they save monthly by the move to Oakland? $1315 $1560 $1665 $1765?
Each person will get two and one quarter (2.25) pies
Answer:
sin(2A) = (2√2 + √3) / 6
Step-by-step explanation:
2A = (A+B) + (A−B)
sin(2A) = sin((A+B) + (A−B))
Angle sum formula:
sin(2A) = sin(A+B) cos(A−B) + sin(A−B) cos(A+B)
sin(2A) = 1/2 cos(A−B) + 1/3 cos(A+B)
Pythagorean identity:
sin(2A) = 1/2 √[1 − sin²(A−B)] + 1/3 √[1 − sin²(A+B)]
sin(2A) = 1/2 √(1 − 1/9) + 1/3 √(1 − 1/4)
sin(2A) = 1/2 √(8/9) + 1/3 √(3/4)
sin(2A) = 1/3 √2 + 1/6 √3
sin(2A) = (2√2 + √3) / 6
