Mathematics, 27.08.2021 01:50, genyjoannerubiera

A family has an annual income of $21,600. Of this, 1/4 is spent for food,
1/5
for housing,
1/10
for clothing, 1/9 for savings,
1/4
for taxes, and the rest for other expenses. How much is spent for taxes?

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A family has an annual income of $21,600. Of this, 1/4 is spent for food,
1/5
for hous...