Math, asked by Khadijan5, 10 months ago


Budget Outline
Determine what percentage of your overall spending each category will have. You should not spend more than the maximum percentage in the range nor should you spend less than the minimum percentage in the range.
Housing (rent, mortgage): 15 - 25 %

Utilities (heat, water, phone, cellphone, television, internet etc.): 5 – 10%

Transportation (public transportation or fuel and maintenance): 10 – 15%

Healthcare (prescriptions, dentist, chiropractor etc.): 5 – 10%

Food : 5 – 15%

Investments/Savings (retirement and future): 5 – 10%

Entertainment/Recreation (movies, trips, gym memberships): 5 – 9%
Miscellaneous Personal (grooming, clothing etc.): 2– 7%
Debt Payments (no debt right now) : 5 – 10%
Charitable Giving (optional) : 5 – 15%


Total Net Amount 19, 791.24.

turn the percentage to decimal.

split the money (Total Net Amount 19, 791.24) in each catagory.

at the end the money should be zero and the percent should be 100 when adding.

the total sum from all categories should equal the net salary. (Total Net Amount 19, 791.24)

You cannot have any money ‘left over’, all of your money should be in a category

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Answers

Answered by ashutoshkumar2135
0

Answer:

27.32 % is the answer for the question

Answered by amitnrw
1

Overall spending in Budget

Step-by-step explanation:

Utilities                               1979 10.00

Transportation                    2968 15.00

Healthcare                               1979 10.00

Food :                                      2968 15.00

Investments/Savings              1979 10.00

Entertainment/Recreation   1781          9.00

Miscellaneous Personal   1385         7.00

Debt Payments                        1979 10.00

Charitable Giving (optional) : 2773.24  14.00

Total                                  19791.24 100

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