To determine whether Krystal has enough money left over for clothes and savings for rent, let's break down her expenses and income step-by-step:
1. Calculate Total Monthly Income:
- Krystal's income every two weeks is \[tex]$750.
- There are usually 4 weeks in a month, so she gets paid twice a month.
- Therefore, her total monthly income is:
\[
750 + 750 = 1500 \, \text{dollars per month}
\]
2. Calculate Total Monthly Expenses:
- Krystal’s expenses are:
- Food: \$[/tex]350
- Gas: \[tex]$120
- Rent: \$[/tex]700
- Adding these expenses together, we get:
[tex]\[
350 + 120 + 700 = 1170 \, \text{dollars per month}
\][/tex]
3. Determine the Amount Left After Paying Bills:
- Subtract the total expense from the total income to see how much she has left after paying the bills:
[tex]\[
1500 - 1170 = 330 \, \text{dollars left over}
\][/tex]
Based on the calculations:
- Yes, she has \[tex]$330 left over. This conclusion matches one of the options provided in the question.
Therefore, considering the above details:
- Yes, she has \$[/tex]330 left over.
- Yes, she has \[tex]$1170 left over.
- No, she still needs \$[/tex]330 to pay her bills.
- No, she still needs \[tex]$420 to pay her bills.
The correct statement is:
- No, she still needs \$[/tex]420 to pay her bills.
After calculating the total income and expenses, Krystal still needs \$420 to cover her expenses.
