Refer to the data in the table below to answer the question. (express percents to the nearest tenth.) date description amount balance 2/16 deposit $1006.28 ii$1049.52 2/17 gasoline $54.92 $ 994.60 2/18 groceries $33.45 $ 961.15 2/20 insurance $359.65 $ 601.50 2/21 pharmacy $51.35 $ 550.15 2/21 burger $5.50 $ 544.65 2/22 clothes $64.95 $ 479.70 2/23 cash $80.00 $ 399.70 2/24 groceries $34.92 $ 364.78 2/28 movie $15.73 $ 349.05 3/3 monthly rent $204.92 $ 144.13 3/5 groceries $28.56 $ 115.57 3/16 deposit $1006.28 $1121.85 3/18 car maintenance $173.28 $ 948.57 mr. thompson, a retiree, looks at his check what is mr. thompson's yearly rent (using 12 months)? $ what was the average grocery expense in this time period? $ knowing that he buys groceries weekly for an average amount, mr. thompson estimates his yearly expense for groceries to be( 4*12* $ or $ then, mr. thompson realizes there are more than 48 weeks in a year. he revises his estimate using (52 * ) to get the number $ his estimate. based on the calculations above, how much money should mr. thompson budget annually for food and rent? $ if mr. thompson receives $1006.28 twelve (12) times a year, what is his yearly income? $ expressed as a percent, enter an estimate for rent (to the nearest tenth) and food %