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Chapter 11 Review

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The Padilla’s old washer cost them $728 per year to run. The new one they purchased for $690 will save them 20% annually in energy costs to run it. In how many years will it pay for itself? remember to round up to a full year.

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Your room light requires 100 watts when it is used. You use your light for 5 hours per day, 6 times a week, for $0.18 per kWh? Round to the nearest cent.

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TJ's July water bill listed two meter readings. The previous reading was 1,012 ccf, and the present reading is 1,501 ccf. The city charges $1.74 per ccf. What is the amount for their bill?

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Direct TV charges the Guzman family $65 for internet, $19 for their landline, and $85 for basic cable with Showtime. They have a new package for all three for $132. What is the percent savings rounded to a whole percent?

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The Rodriguez family has a monthly income of $3,800. How much do they spend on housing?

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The Rodriguez family has a monthly income of $3,800. How much do they spend on taxes?

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The Sanchez family uses $980 for daily spending. What is their total budget?

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If this family's income was $4,200, what percent is spent on mortgage or rent? Round to the nearest tenth.

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The water bill came to your house and the previous reading was 8,720 ccf and the new reading was 10,921 ccf. They charged $.61 ccf and said your bill was $1,081.62. Is this amount true/correct?

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What items did this individual not budget enough for?

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What items did this individual budget too much money for?

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Your total monthly debt is $2,285 and your gross income is $4,900. What is your debt to income ratio (in whole percent)?

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Determine which of the following items go in each category.

  • car payment

  • water bill (not on balanced billing)

  • vacation

  • rent

  • gym membership

  • personal care

  • Variable Expenses

  • Fixed Expenses

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What is your debt-to-income ratio to the nearest tenth percent (one decimal place)?

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Mrs. Fusi's electric bill for last year was $4,072. What would her payment be if she changed to balanced billing?

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Deven used 7,485 kWh of electricity last summer and she was charged $1721.55. What was he charged per kilowatt-hour of electricity? Round to the nearest cent.

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The picture shows your new bill reading. Your previous reading was 6,998 ccf. What is your new bill if your company charges $.19 per ccf?

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Total income?

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Total fixed expenses?

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Total Variable expenses?

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total non monthly expenses (per month)?

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Total expenses?

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Monthly cash flow?