It's an online class that I'm doing, and I'm honestly am just bad at math. It might seem easy, but if you make the slightest mistake all the problems are wrong. Can anyone help me? I will appreciate it EXTREMELY. I'll give full stars. Thank you ( =
Mr and Mrs Carson each put money into their joint savings account each time they get a paycheck. Remember they get two paychecks per month.
1) Mr Carson deposits $50 from each paycheck, making his deposits for each month how much? ______
$
2) Mrs Carson deposits half as much from each paycheck as Mr Carson deposits, making her deposits for each month how much?
______
$
3) They add a total of ______ to their savings account each month.
$
4) At the end of the year, they will have added ______ to their savings.
$
Mrs Carson makes a trip to the supermarket every Saturday. She tries to keep her total for groceries, cleaning supplies, and other household needs at approximately $100.00 per week.
5) Assuming four weeks per month, their average monthly grocery cost is: ________
$
6) 5% sales tax added to their monthly grocery bill brings their total to: ______
$
7) Four months each year, someone in the Carson family has a birthday. On those months, Mrs Carson buys a birthday cake for $18.00, candles for $1.50, and an extra carton of ice cream for $4.50. She also buys a card for about $2.00. How much does this add to her grocery cost for a birthday month? ______
$
8) If we add the 5% sales tax, the amount of the birthday items and tax is: ______
$
9) There are four birthdays per year, making the total annual cost: ______
$
10) Divide this cost by 12 to see how much could be added to their monthly grocery amount. (Don't add this to their bill.) ______ $
Snacks can be quite expensive and add up really fast. Don't go shopping when you're hungry! The following is for your information only. Don't add these things to the Carsons' bill. Below, list your favorite snacks and the amount they add to your family's grocery cost each month.
Mr and Mrs Carson each put money into their joint savings account each time they get a paycheck. Remember they get two paychecks per month.
1) Mr Carson deposits $50 from each paycheck, making his deposits for each month how much? ______
$
2) Mrs Carson deposits half as much from each paycheck as Mr Carson deposits, making her deposits for each month how much?
______
$
3) They add a total of ______ to their savings account each month.
$
4) At the end of the year, they will have added ______ to their savings.
$
Mrs Carson makes a trip to the supermarket every Saturday. She tries to keep her total for groceries, cleaning supplies, and other household needs at approximately $100.00 per week.
5) Assuming four weeks per month, their average monthly grocery cost is: ________
$
6) 5% sales tax added to their monthly grocery bill brings their total to: ______
$
7) Four months each year, someone in the Carson family has a birthday. On those months, Mrs Carson buys a birthday cake for $18.00, candles for $1.50, and an extra carton of ice cream for $4.50. She also buys a card for about $2.00. How much does this add to her grocery cost for a birthday month? ______
$
8) If we add the 5% sales tax, the amount of the birthday items and tax is: ______
$
9) There are four birthdays per year, making the total annual cost: ______
$
10) Divide this cost by 12 to see how much could be added to their monthly grocery amount. (Don't add this to their bill.) ______ $
Snacks can be quite expensive and add up really fast. Don't go shopping when you're hungry! The following is for your information only. Don't add these things to the Carsons' bill. Below, list your favorite snacks and the amount they add to your family's grocery cost each month.
12
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