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Chapter 2: Q. 129 (page 129)

Emma gets paid \(3,000 per month. She pays \)750 a month for rent. What percent of her monthly pay goes to rent?

Short Answer

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Emma pays 25 % of her salary percent to rent.

Step by step solution

01

Step. 1 Given information 

Emma gets paid $3,000 per month. She pays $750 a month for rent.

02

Step. 2 Calculation

Amount earned = $3000

Amount paid as rent = $750

Percentage of her monthly income goes to rent =

=rentpaidtotalincome×100=7503000×100=750003000=25%

Thus 25 % percent of her monthly pay goes to rent.

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