Cost of Living per state Average Annual State Cost of Living A $54,300 B $56,700 C $54,000 Suppose you were offered a job in State B that pays $93,300. How much is this equivalent to in State C? Round your answer to the nearest whole dollar. Your Answer:
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To do this, divide the average annual cost of living in State B ($56,700) by the average annual cost of living in State A ($54,300): Cost of living ratio = $56,700 / $54,300 = 1.044 Show more…
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