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Mathematics, 05.07.2019 11:00 kyliegriffis

Its a good thing this family has "just-in-case" funds because one month their car had two flat tires, and they spent $397.00 to buy new tires! what percent of their monthly income was that expense? (round to the nearest whole percent) monthly income: $3500.00 housing costs: 30% ($1050.00) food: 20% ($700.00) clothing: 10%

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