Lesson 29 — Activity 3: Using a Spreadsheet to Budget
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Lesson 29 — Activity 3:
Using a
Spreadsheet
to Budget
Lesson 29 — Activity 3:
Using a
Spreadsheet
to Budget
In this activity, you will use a spreadsheet to prepare a special kind of budget.
In this activity, you will use a spreadsheet to prepare a special kind of budget.

Jocko Pete is planning to buy a new sports car. He has $80,000 to spend. Help Jocko prepare an "Options" budget for his new car.

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The car Jocko wants is a ZP Interceptor with a base price of $65,000. The base price is the basic car with no options. The options available are Magnum wheels for $1,260, satellite radio for $1,625, a V10 turbo-charged engine for $7,580, a six-speed manual transmission for$3,500, Super-Dura metallic paint for $5,090, enhanced chrome exhaust for $1,575, and leather bucket seats for $875.
Enter the values you want to include in the spreadsheet below.
Remember that Jocko has only $80,000 to spend. If you go over that, then you will have to delete one or more items. The
base
price cannot be changed.
A | B | |
1 | ZP Interceptor | Price |
2 | ||
3 | Base Price | $65 000 |
4 | ||
5 | Options | |
6 | Mag. Wheels | $ |
7 | Adv. Stereo | $ |
8 | V10 Engine | $ |
9 | Six-Speed Trans | $ |
10 | S-D Paint | $ |
11 | Chrome Exhaust | $ |
12 | Leather Seats | $ |
13 | Total | $65 000 |
Self-check!
Try This!
Try various options in the spreadsheet above.
What is the total if all options are included?