Respuesta :
Let us first find how much he is spending every year, to do this let's find his monthly expense and multiply it by 12.
Every month Cameron spends 1040 + 980 + 120 = 2140
To find out how much he spends yearly, multiply the monthly value by 12,
2140 x 12 = 25680
This value is more than his net income so he clearly has a surplus, but to check we can subtract 129 from every month to get:
(1040 + 980 + 120 - 129) = 2011
2011 x 12 = 24132, which shows that his budget is saving 129 surplus every month. Choice B is correct.
Every month Cameron spends 1040 + 980 + 120 = 2140
To find out how much he spends yearly, multiply the monthly value by 12,
2140 x 12 = 25680
This value is more than his net income so he clearly has a surplus, but to check we can subtract 129 from every month to get:
(1040 + 980 + 120 - 129) = 2011
2011 x 12 = 24132, which shows that his budget is saving 129 surplus every month. Choice B is correct.
Answer: Option 'A' is correct.
Step-by-step explanation:
Since we have given that
Fixed expenses = $1040
Living expenses = $980
Annual expenses = $120
So, Total expenditure would be
[tex]\$1040+\$980+\$120\\\\=\$2140[/tex]
Annual net income = $24,132
Monthly income(receipt) would be
[tex]\dfrac{24132}{12}=\$2011[/tex]
Since we can see that total expenditure is more than total receipts.
So, there will be deficit.
Deficit = Total expenditure - Total receipt
Deficit = $2140-$2011
Deficit = $129
Hence, there is a deficit of $129.
Thus, option 'A' is correct.