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meriva
2 years ago
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Question 2: Now, you do the math: Tell us if you can afford the apartment using the details below. Your gross paycheck is $2100

per month. You're looking at a very small one-bedroom apartment that rents for only $650 per month. The electric bill runs about $60 per month for power. You'll pay about $10 per month for gas. An Internet line will cost you $20 per month. You have to rent a parking space for your old buggy at $20 per month. Can you afford to get this apartment? Yes No, how much can you afford to pay in rent plus housing expenses: $
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Luden [163]2 years ago
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Yes you will be able to afford your monthly payment 20+20=40+10=50+60=110+650 will be 760 out of 2100 so yes you can afford it
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