Your fixed expenses are $1,035.65/month and are 36% of your realized income. Use proportions to compute the realized income on your budget.

I am lost please help

The answer would be 2876.81

2,876.81

1. savings

2. primary job gross income
3.2932.24
4.2876.81

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36/100 = 1035/I. I = Income.

36I = 100 * 1035.
I = (100*1035) / 36 = $2875. = Income.

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following henry's ways it totals at 2,876.81 as tatum answered. idk i was confused for a second at the question since i forgot that lesson.

Sure, I can help you with that.

To compute the realized income on your budget, we can use proportions.

Let's start by writing down the information we have:

Fixed expenses = $1,035.65/month
Fixed expenses as a percentage of realized income = 36%

Now, let's assign a variable to the realized income. Let's say the realized income is "x".

According to the given information, the fixed expenses are 36% of the realized income.

This can be written as an equation:

Fixed Expenses = 36% of Realized Income
$1,035.65 = 0.36x

To solve this equation for x, divide both sides by 0.36:

$1,035.65 / 0.36 = x

Calculating this on a calculator gives us:

$2,876.25 = x

Therefore, the realized income on your budget is $2,876.25.

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