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Con Math U4 L1

This document is a worksheet for calculating maximum rent amounts based on monthly income. It contains 5 questions that require calculating maximum rent amounts given income amounts, as well as calculating total upfront costs for renting an apartment including first and last month's rent, security deposit, and other fees.

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Con Math U4 L1

This document is a worksheet for calculating maximum rent amounts based on monthly income. It contains 5 questions that require calculating maximum rent amounts given income amounts, as well as calculating total upfront costs for renting an apartment including first and last month's rent, security deposit, and other fees.

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Renting Worksheet: Complete this worksheet showing all work.

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1. You have a monthly income of $2,800 and you are looking for an apartment.
What is the maximum amount you should spend on rent?

2. You have a monthly income of $1,900 and you are looking for an apartment.
What is the maximum amount you should spend on rent?

3. An apartment you like rents for $820. What must your monthly income be to
afford this apartment?

4. An apartment you like rents for $900. What must your monthly income be to
afford this apartment?

5. An apartment rents for $665/month. To start renting, you need the first and last
month’s rent, and a $650 security deposit. You also have upfront costs of $126 for
a year of tenant insurance, $95 hookup fee for phone and internet, and $80 TV
hookup fee. What is the total amount you need to begin renting the apartment?

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