the jones household has a net income of 4,000 each month. There are two adults and three school aged children in the household, so they spend 15 percent of their net income on groceries. How much do the jones spend each month?

Answer:

$3,000

Explanation:

The computation of the jones spend each month is as follows:

Net income is $4,000

Two adults, three school aged children i.e. 5 people

Each spend 15% so for all it would be 75%

Now the spending amount would be

= $4,000 × 0.75

= $3,000

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Which of the following is an example of physical misconduct?
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B. Denying an athlete a water break as punishment
C. Sending an injured athlete back onto the field to play
D. Band C
E. All of the above

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A) Minerals and chemicals present in the chicken broth
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C) Mixture of gases in air and glass particles of the container
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D)Prevalence refers to new cases at one point in time whereas incidence refers to existing cases over a
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the outer ear
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the middle ear

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True
False

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B. False

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O
The embryo and the fetus evolve.
The fetus evolves.
The embryo provides the mother with nutrients.
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The embryo does not evolve.

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Skin and nails

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True
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True
False
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Question 3 options:
True
False

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o immediately contact the restaurant's legal department or attorney
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