The expenses and income of an individual are given in table form below. Find the income, expenses and net monthly cashflow $($it could be positive or negative$).$ Assume salaries and wages are after taxes. When you need to convert between weeks and months, assume that $1$ month $=4$ weeks.

$\backslash$table$[[$Income$,$Expenses$],[,$Rent: $$\frac{950}{?}$ month$],[$Salary: $$\frac{1600}{?}$ month,Uroceries: $$\frac{45}{?}$ week$],[$Utilites: $$\frac{145}{?}$ month,$],[$Health Insurance: $$900$ semiannually,$],[$Bonus: $$\frac{600}{?}$ year,Car Insurance: $$1140$ semiannually$],[,$Gasoline: $$\frac{65}{?}$ week$],[,$Miscellaneous: $$\frac{90}{?}$ month$],[,$Phone: $$\frac{50}{?}$ month$]]$

Monthly Income: $

Monthly Expenses: $5$

Monthly Cash Flow:

Comment on how realistic this budget is$.$

Yes, the cash flow is positive so this individual is making more than he$/$she is spending.

No$,$ although the cash flow is positive, there is no room in the budget for emergencies.

No$,$ the cash flow is negative, which means this individual is spending more than he$/$she is earning which leads to debt.

Yes, the income and expenses are close enough to one another.