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Business, 15.12.2021 22:20 twistedgamerhd12

Remy works at a small shop and earns $17,482 a year. She enrolled and was accepted in a university. To focus on her schoolwork, she quit her job. Her annual expenses during her undergraduate education are $12,973 for tuition, $824 for books,
and $5,635 for food. She spends the same on food as before she went to college. Assuming that the given values are in constant
dollars, what is her real opportunity cost of attending college for 6 years? Round your answer to the nearest two decimal place
and remove the dollar sign.

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