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    final

    presentation
    .(math life)
    Ramon Serrano
    I found a job as a truck driver on
    craigslist, which pays $19/hour. I
    would make $4,256/month, and
    $51,072/year.
    in day 3 we had to find out and calculate how much we would
    have to spend from our monthly pay to rent an apartment.
    the monthly rent to the apartment i found is $825 if i live by
    my self. and if i roommate with teddy and split the rent we
    would each be paying $425 a month.
    in day 4 we had to calculate how much we
    would spend in bills,food,clothing and my
    total came out out to $1,304.
    Sample slide 4: Math and
    Formulas of one
    spreadsheet
    Note: this is from a made-up spreadsheet.

    I started with $20, and mow lawns for $10/each. So I added the
    original $20 to 10 times the number of lawns mowed (23), and ended
    up with $250. The formula I used for this was =20+C3*10.

    I then divided that money over 2 months to see how much I would
    have for the summer and got $125. The formula was =C6/2.

    To find how much I could spend on transportation each month I took


    10% of that value by multiplying by .1 and got $12.50. The formula
    was =C10*.1.

    Note: the only days you can use to explain the math for are
    days 2,3,4,5,6, and 7. Days 8 and 9/10 are too simple or
    complicated to use for this slide.
    Sample slide 5: sum it up
    ● Summarize your learnings and
    feelings about the prospect of
    adulthood.
    ● Refer to things you wrote on
    previous slides.
    ● Write at least four complete
    sentences in bullet points.
    ● Have a nice day.

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