Eric wants to attend a public four-year university. he estimates that the average cost of one year at this university is $19,500. he can save at most $325 a month. without factoring in interest, grants, or scholarships, what is the minimum number of months he needs to save in order to be able to pay for one year of college?

A

Explanation:

$19,500 divided by $325 is 60. This means it would take Eric 60 months to save up for college.

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