Sheryl spends $17 every week on cigarettes and spends $24 a month on dry cleaning. On an annual basis, the money spent on cigarettes is nothing % of the money spent on dry cleaning. (Round to the nearest percent as needed.)

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Isabell Shepard

4 September, 17:38

Sheryl spends $17 every week on cigarettes and spends $24 a month on dry cleaning. On an annual basis, the money spent on cigarettes is nothing % of the money spent on dry cleaning. (Round to the nearest percent as needed.)

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Maximillian Mccoy · Answer 1

the correct question is

Compute the total cost per year of the following pair of expenses. Then complete the sentence: On an annual basis, the first set of expenses is _% of the second set of expenses. Sheryl spends $17 every week on cigarettes and spends $24 a month on dry cleaning.

we know that

1 year is equal to 52 weeks

1 year is equal to 12 months

To calculate:

$17 * 52 = $884

$24 * 12 = $288

then

884/288 = 3.0694 * 100 = 306.94%

therefore

the answer is

306.94%