So are you supposed to draw the graph or chose from multiple options? I included a graph of the problem (excuse the messy writing and graph) that's what it should kinda look like:
Complete the chart by marking each of the expenses in the correct cell depending on whether the expense occurs montlhy, quarterly, annually, etc. as shown in the chart.
<h3>What is a check-off matrix?</h3>
This is a type of chart that is completed by adding X to the cells. In the case of expenses, check-off matrixes help you to visualize how often every expense occurs, and therefore it can be useful to control or monitor expenses.
This type of matrix often includes:
-Columns with the months of the year or the initals of these. June = J.
-Rows that show the expenses a person has.
<h3>How to do a check-off matrix?</h3>
- List the expenses
- Make an X in each of the cells that the each expense should occur.
- Verify the information once the chart is finished.
Below you can find the complete chart:
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12-4=8 which means 12-8=4 which means now you have the difference of 4 and 8+4=12 which means now you have the sum of 12