John has the following sources of income: $3730 from his job; $910 in unemployment insurance; $2180 from the sale of his motorcycle; and $500 in interest from an investment. What is his total income?
Total Income:
Income from salary - $3730
Other Income:
Interest on investments - $500
Unemployment insurance- $910
Capital Gains:
Proceeds from sale of motorcycle-. $2180
Total. $7340
John has the following sources of income: $3730 from his job; $910 in unemployment insurance; $2180...
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