Organized
Organized
Category Amount
Rent $1,200.00
Here is Lin Financio's summary of their current spending, separated by Utilities $188.16
Amount
Required Expenses and Discretionary Expenses. Car Loan $382.84 $1,500.00
Amount
Car Insurance $189.99 $1,000.00
Phone $49.99 $500.00
Required Expenses Discretionary Expenses Health Insurance $119.99 $0.00
Rent
Phone
Eating Out
Gaming
Shopping
Car Loan
Amount
Groceries
Category Amount Category Amount Groceries $377.07
Rent $1,200.00 Eating Out $196.65 Beauty/Hygiene $24.18
Utilities $188.16 Going Out $40.00 Eating Out $196.65
Car Loan $382.84 Gaming $169.97 Going Out $40.00
Car Insurance $189.99 Streaming $41.96 Gaming $169.97
Category
Phone $49.99 Shopping $158.03 Streaming $41.96
Health Insurance $119.99 Shopping $158.03
Groceries $377.07
Beauty/Hygiene $24.18
Total: $2,532.22 Total: $606.61 Create a Pie Chart to show visually what percentage of total expenses each category represents. Put the
pie chart in the box below, and make at least one design change to it.
Q. 1 What was Lin's second cheapest expense? Write the item and amount.
Q. 2 What was Lin's fourth biggest expense? Write the item and amount.
What was the total Required Expenses and total Discretionary Expenses. Add those together and what was Lin's total Perform the calculations here:
Q. 3
expenses for the month? Required: $2,532.22
Discretionary: $606.61
Total: $3,138.83
Answer: required expences: $ 2.532,22 discretionary: $ 606,61 Lin's total expenses for the month is 3.138,83
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If Lin's monthly income is usually only two paychecks for $1572.47 each, how much did Lin spend over their budget this Perform the calculations here:
Q. 4
month? Income: $3,144.00
Total spending: $3,138.83
Difference: $5.17
Answer: Lin spend $5,17 over his budget this month
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Experts say the key to a succesful budget is to ensure that you do not cut out all of the fun in your life. What do you
Q. 5
recommend Lin cut back on, i.e. which categories and by how much?
Answer: I wil recommend him to cut a little bit of eating out and a little bit of gaming.
Q. 6 By looking at the bar graph, which is Lin's second most expensive category?
Q. 7 By looking at the pie chart, what percentage of total expenses does the category "Eating Out" make up?
Which of the two graphs that we made (bar graph or pie chart) is more useful in comparing Lin's spending habits.
Q. 8
Explain why.
Answer: The most usefull is the pie chart becuse it displays the porcentage which makes it easier to understand.
Describe at least one new thing you learned about Excel's organizational tools and one new thing you learned about
Q. 9
Excel's math functions.
Describe at least one new thing you learned about budgeting. Do you currently have a budget that you follow? If not,
Q. 10
would you like to start one?
Answer: i learned that its better to cut of the entrainment part than not saving money at all or getting out of your budget.