. Suppose you moved to another place where the cost of living was higher, but your job paid more there. If a new job at a different place doubled your income per year but also doubled your cost of living per year, then assuming your income per year-standard of living 0, would you have more money, less money, or the same amount of money left over than before? Prove your answer.

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. Suppose you moved to another place where the cost of living was higher, but your job paid more there. If a new job at a different place doubled your income per year but also doubled your cost of living per year, then assuming your income per year-standard of living > 0, would you have more money, less money, or the same amount of money left over than before? Prove your answer.

bobpursley · Answer

let this be the original place Income-Expenses=residue savings let this be the new place 2*income-2*expenses= 2(Income-expenses)=2*residue so your savings is twice as much.