Question
The 3 members of a family decide to share the expenses generated at home: the bimonthly electricity bill reaches $320; the phone bill of $240 per month; the cable television $260 monthly and the property is $3,600 annually. How much money do you It is up to each member to contribute monthly, if the expenses are distributed evenly. equitable?
Answers
GPT 3.5
First, let's calculate the total monthly expenses:
Electricity bill (bimonthly): $320 * 2 = $640
Phone bill: $240
Cable television: $260
Total monthly expenses: $640 + $240 + $260 = $1,140
Next, let's calculate the total annual expenses for the property:
Property tax: $3,600
Now, let's calculate the total expenses for the year:
Total monthly expenses: $1,140 * 12 = $13,680
Total annual expenses: $13,680 + $3,600 = $17,280
Since there are 3 members in the family, each member should contribute equally to the expenses:
Total monthly contribution per member: $17,280 / 12 / 3 = $480
Therefore, each member should contribute $480 per month to cover the expenses evenly.
Electricity bill (bimonthly): $320 * 2 = $640
Phone bill: $240
Cable television: $260
Total monthly expenses: $640 + $240 + $260 = $1,140
Next, let's calculate the total annual expenses for the property:
Property tax: $3,600
Now, let's calculate the total expenses for the year:
Total monthly expenses: $1,140 * 12 = $13,680
Total annual expenses: $13,680 + $3,600 = $17,280
Since there are 3 members in the family, each member should contribute equally to the expenses:
Total monthly contribution per member: $17,280 / 12 / 3 = $480
Therefore, each member should contribute $480 per month to cover the expenses evenly.