For all parts, please use $1,192.45 as your bi-weekly net pay. a. Using the categories and percentages below. create a monthly budget using the bi-weekly net pay given.
1. Choose a percent within the given range. When choosing each percent, make sure your sum total of all categories equals 100%.
2. Then. using the bi-weekly net pay of $1,192.45, calculate, in dollars, the maximum amount you can spend in each category monthly. (Calculate your monthly net pay and multiply by your chosen percentage.)

Housing: 25%-35%
Food/Household: 10%-20%
Savings: 5%-10%
Transportation: 15%-20%
Debt: 5%-15%
Entertainment: 5%-10%
Medical/Personal Care: 3%-7%
Giving: 5%-10%
Clothing: 3%-5%
Miscellaneous: 5%-10%

the cat is blue because the probability of extension towards the prefix of the diameter of the circle could only mathematically equal to the sum of the roots of the carrots from   your garden.

step-by-step explanation:

in if you ask questions, the points are taken from your total and given to the one who answered it..

so if i have 30 points and i ask a question for 5 points, then when someone asks a question i will lose 5 points and the answerer earns 5

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fabric (square meters)                   cloaks

7                                                           21

4/3                                                         4

step-by-step explanation:

we are told that harry needs 2 square meters of fabric for every 6 wizard cloaks he makes.

1. first of all we will find how many cloaks can be made from 1 square meter of fabric by dividing 6 by 2.

we can see that 3 cloaks can be made from 1 square meter of fabric. now we will multiply 3 by 7 to find number of cloaks made from 7 square meters of fabric.

therefore, harry will make 21 cloaks from 7 square meters of fabric.

2. let us find how many square meters of fabric will be needed to make 4 cloaks.

first of all we will find fabric needed for 1 cloak by dividing 2 by 6.

we can see that fabric needed for 1 cloak is   square meter. now we will multiply   by 4 to find fabric needed for 4 cloaks.