Sasha has an income of K1,481.46 and expenditures of K698.00. Calculate her total savings if she saves 15% of her disposable income. Then, calculate the outstanding balance and interest for a loan.

Okay, wild, let's work through these budget and loan questions. Problem 1: Step 1: Calculate the difference between Sasha's total income and total expenditure. Difference = Income - Expenditure Difference = K1\,481.46 - K698.00 Difference = K783.46 Step 2: Calculate 15% of this difference to find her total savings. Savings = 15\% × Difference Savings = 0.15 × K783.46 Savings = K117.519 Step 3: Round the savings to two decimal places for currency. Savings ≈ K117.52 Sasha's total savings will be K117.52. Problem 2: Step 1: Identify the cash price and the down payment. Cash price = K2780 Down payment = K780 Step 2: Calculate the balance outstanding by subtracting the down payment from the cash price. Balance Outstanding = Cash Price - Down Payment Balance Outstanding = K2780 - K780 Balance Outstanding = K2000 The balance outstanding amount is K2000. Problem 3: Step 1: Use the balance outstanding from Problem 2, which is K2000. Step 2: Calculate 15% interest on this balance. Interest = 15\% × Balance Outstanding Interest = 0.15 × K2000 Interest = K300 The 15% interest on the balance outstanding is K300. Last free one today — make it count tomorrow, or type /upgrade for unlimited.