A 2-column table has 9 rows. The first column is labeled monthly expenses with entries rent, utilities phone internet, groceries, entertainment, renters insurance, car/insurance/gas, discretionary spending, total expenditures, net savings. The second column is labeled amount budgeted with entries 600, 230, 300, 50, 20, 475, 75, 1,850, 100 dollars. You have decided to set a new goal of saving at least $4,500 over the course of the next year. You already have $900 saved. By how much would you need to increase your monthly net savings in order to meet this goal? $100 $150 $200 $250

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