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Find the average cost of a monthly apartment or house rental in your city. Compute the cost per month for each and compre. How much is saved each month? And how much is saved in a year? The average cost of a house rental in Idaho is 1,795 per month and a day in a hotel is 158 dollars per day.

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Answer to a math question Find the average cost of a monthly apartment or house rental in your city. Compute the cost per month for each and compre. How much is saved each month? And how much is saved in a year? The average cost of a house rental in Idaho is 1,795 per month and a day in a hotel is 158 dollars per day.

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\text{Step 1: Find the average hotel cost per month.}

\text{Average hotel cost per month} = 158 \times 30 = 4740

\text{Step 2: Calculate the savings per month.}

\text{Savings per month} = 4740 - 1795 = 2945

\text{Step 3: Calculate the savings per year.}

\text{Savings per year} = 2945 \times 12 = 35340

\text{Final Answer: Savings per month = 2945}

\text{Savings per year = 35340}

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