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connexus.com/assessments/ engine.aspxresize 1. Use the line graph "Credit Card Debt" illustrating Debbie's credit card balance each month to answer the (1 point) question that follows. Credit Card Debt 56000 $5,000 54.000 53,000 51000 Months Which month experienced the greatest change in credit card balance from the month before? February March O April May 2. Caitlin works at a department store and earns $12.75 per hour. She has $42 removed from every (1 point) paycheck for medical insurance. If her goal is to earn a gross income of $633.75 in one week, which equation will help Caitlin determine the number of hours (h) she must work? $633.75 - $12.75h + $42 $633.75 = $12.75h - $42 $633.75 = $42h + $12.75 $633.75 = $42h - $12.75 3. Caitlin works at a department store and earns $12.75 per hour. She has $42 removed from every (1 point) paycheck for medical insurance. If her goal is to earn a gross income of $683.75 in one week, how many hours (h) must Caitlin work? O 47 53 O 15 16 4. Marlin borrowed $825 from his parents to make some repairs on his car. He promised to repay the loan (1 po by giving his parents at least $85 from his paycheck each week. If x represents the number of weeks and y represents his debt, which linear inequality represents the amount of debt Marlin has remaining? Oy = $85x - $825 Dys $85x - $825 Oy = $85x + $825 Oy= $85x + $825 5. Marlin borrowed $825 from his parents to make some repairs on his car. He promised to repay the loan (1 point) by giving his parents at least $85 from his paycheck each week. Which of the following is not a possible scenario for the amount of debt Marlin has remaining? After 3 weeks, Marlin is $555 in debt. After 4 weeks, Marlin is $465 in debt. After 5 weeks, Marlin is $410 in debt. After 6 weeks, Marlin is $300 in debt. 6. Jackie has a jar of 54 coins consisting of dimes and quarters. If she has a total of $10.05, how many dimes does she have? 1 point O EPIC OX Spending Unit Exam Part 1 - Google Chrome connexus.com/assessments/engine.aspx? resize=true& printpreview=true&close=true& popup=tr After 6 weeks, Marlin is 5300 in debt, 6. Jackie has a jar of 54 coins consisting of dimes and quarters. If she has a total of $10.05, how many dimes (1 point) does she have? 18 31 23 36 7. Suzette wants to deposit $2,565 into savings accounts at three different banks: Bank of the US, 7/4 Bank, (1 point) and Catch Bank. She will deposit three times as much into Catch Bank as 7/4 Bank because they offer a higher interest rate. She also expects the Bank of the US deposit to be 35%% of the total of the other two deposits. How much will Sheila deposit into the Bank of the US savings account? $475 $1,425 $615 $665 8. Jacob is on a new exercise regimen. To begin, his trainer does not want him to complete more than a (1 point) total of 22 lunges and sit-ups. For every lunge that he completes, Jacob burns 30 calories. He bums an additional 20 calories for every sit-up. His goal is to burn at least 440 calories during a workout session. Which is a combination of lunges and sit-ups that Jacob can complete in a session? O 4 lunges and 19 sit-ups O 5 lunges and 13 sit-ups 5 lunges and 16 sit-ups 6 lunges and 12 sit-ups 9. Use the graph to answer the question that follows. (1 point Oliver is catering a dinner party for more than 22 guests. Each guest has a choice between a vegetarian dinner or a steak dinner. The vegetarian dinner is $20 per plate and the steak dinner is $30 per plate. Oliver can spend no more than $610 on the entire party. If Oliver wants to purchase the most amount of food and still stay within budget, which combination of vegetarian and steak dinners is optimal? (26, 3) (29, 1) (20. 7) (23, 5)X Spending Unit Exam Part 1 - Google Chrome connexus.com/assessments/engine.aspx?resize=true&printpreview=true&close =true&popup=true&id 10. Jeffrey earned a gross income of $59,860 last year, He made $1,933.07 in student loan interest 1 point deductions, donated $3,702 to his favorite charities and paid $2,959.20 in home mortgage interest. Jeffrey claims a standard deduction of $11,400 for himself and his non-working spouse. If their exemption is $7,300, what is their taxable income? $32,565.73 O $39,226.93 $43,965.73 $36,267.73 11. Use the Married Filing Jointly Tax Brackets chart to answer the question that follows: (1 point) Married Filing Jointly Tax Brackets Taxable Income: Income Tax: $0-$16,750 10% of the amount $16,750-$68,000 $1,675 plus 15% of the amount over $16,750 $68,000-$137,300 $9,362.50 plus 25% of the amount over $68,000 $137,300-$209,250 $26,687 50 plus 28% of the amount over $137,300 $209,250-$373,650 $46,833 50 plus 33% of the amount over $209,250 $373,650+ $101,085 50 plus 35% of the amount over $373,650 Zack and his wife have a taxable income of $275,643. What is their tax liability? $21,909.69 $68, 743.19 $90,962.19 $137,795.69 12. Burt made some home improvements for $4,531 using a six-month deferred payment plan with an (1 point) interest rate of 26.54%. What is the balance after the deferment period if no payments are made? $4,531.00 O $5,096.92 O $5,166.51 O $5,733.53 13. Farrah installed a new pool for $14,730 using a 12-month deferred payment plan with an interest rate of (1 point) 19.33%. What is the balance after the deferment period if payments of $527 are made each month? $14,370.00 O $17,843.62 $8,046.00 $11,519.62 14. Jaime purchased some power tools totaling $1,893 using a six-month deferred payment plan with an (1 point) interest rate of 26.38%. He did not make any payments during the deferment period. What will the total cost of the power tools be if he must pay off the power tools within two years after the deferment period? $2,798.64 O $1,893.00 $3,498.30 $2,156.82 n EPIC O OSpending Unit Exam Part 1 - Google Chrome connexus.com/assessments/engine.aspx? resize=true&printpreview=true&.close=true& popup=true&cidAs 15. Galvin is graduating from college in eighteen months, but he will need s loan in the amount of $9, 875 for |(1 point) his last three semesters. He may either receive an unsubsidized Stafford Loan with an interest rate of 6.8%, compounded monthly, or his parents may get a PLUS Loan with an interest rate of 7.896, compounded monthly. The Stafford Loan has a grace period of six months from the time of graduation. Which loan will have a higher balance at the time of repayment and by how much? The Stafford Loan has a higher balance by $164.22. The Stafford Loan has a higher balance by $212 79 The PLUS Loan has a higher balance by $227.06. The PLUS Loan has a higher balance by $604.07. 16. Eustis purchased a living room set for $2,784 using a 12-month deferred payment plan. The interest rate (1 point) after the introductory period is 24.90%%. A down payment of $225 is required as well as a minimum monthly payment of $107. What is the balance after the introductory period if only the minimum payment is made until then? $1,990.18 $2,053.07 $3,167.18 $3,274.18 17. Carlee purchased a motorcycle for $9,941. She made a down payment of $3,795. She applied for a four (1 point) year installment loan with an interest rate of 13.29%. What is the total cost of the motorcycle after four years? $12,848.64 $16,643.64 $7,943.52 $11,738.52 Essay Your teacher will grade your response proper credit for your answer. 18. Phillip is doing research on where people tend to adopt their pets. He wants a visual representation of (5 points) the percentage of people who adopt their pets from various locations. He'd also like to compare the different types of pets to the location from where they were adopted. Below is the line graph he designed. Pet Adoption Percentage ocation Explain, using complete sentences, whether or not this is the most appropriate format for representing this data and why. if it is not the best format, explain which format should have been used instead. EPIC 2Explain, using complete sentence this data and why. If it is not the b 19. Part 1: Explain, using complete sentences, why it would be beneficial to claim all possible allowances on| |(5 points the W-4 form. Part 2: What would happen if you claimed too few allowances or too man Finish Cancel EPIC O1482802&idWebuser=3460256&idSection =1617984 Note: Enter your answer and show all the steps that you use to solve this problem in the space provided. Becky purchased a home entertainment center set for $2,254 using an 18-month deferred payment plan with an interest rate of 22 48%. She did not make any payments during the deferment period. What will Becky's monthly payment be if she must pay off the home entertainment center set within three years after the deferment period? Math symbols Relations Geometry Groups Trigonometry Statistics Greek2&idWebuser=3460256&idSection=1617984 Note: Enter your answer and show all the steps that you use to solve this problem in the space provided. Neil bought a refrigerator from a rental center for $1.519. He makes six monthly payments of $287.35 with his credit card. The rental center charges $3.35 for every purchase made with a credit card. He also had to pay late fees in the amount of $37 three different times. What is the total cost of the refrigerator? Math symbols Relations Geometry Groups Trigonometry Statistics Greek