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Mathematics, 08.12.2021 01:40 makonfaknk

Gerald has just been hired for a new job and wants to work out his budget for each month. The health insurance plan he selected has an average monthly premium of $210. The average monthly cost of his electric bill is $118 and the phone/internet/cable package he wants costs an average of
$66 each month. If his monthly salary is $1600, estimate the amount of money he will have after paying these bills each month.

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