Mathematics, 02.02.2021 23:50, kebo63

Myra will attend college in 18 months. • The college costs $6,300 per year.
• Myra's parents have a college fund with a balance of $2,400.
• Myra will receive $1,900 in scholarships.
About how much will Myra need to save every month over the next 18 months to pay for the remaining
expenses for the first year of college after the college fund and scholarships are applied?

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Myra will attend college in 18 months. • The college costs $6,300 per year.
• Myra's parents...