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Let's break down Rudy's expenses based on the information provided:

1. Rudy's bonus = $2,000
2. Rent paid = $775
3. Utilities = $250
4. Cell phone bill = $82

Now, let's calculate how much money Rudy has left after paying his bills:

\[
\text{Total expenses} = 775 + 250 + 82 = 1,107
\]

\[
\text{Remaining money} = 2,000 - 1,107 = 893
\]

Thus, Rudy has **$893** left after paying his bills.

The correct answer is **$893**.

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Here are 5 related questions to explore:

1. If Rudy received another $500 bonus, how much would he have left after the same expenses?
2. What percentage of his bonus did Rudy spend on rent?
3. How much would Rudy have left if his cell phone bill was $100 instead of $82?
4. If Rudy paid only half of his rent, how much would remain from his bonus?
5. How much more would Rudy need if his total bills increased by $150?

**Tip:** When budgeting, it’s useful to break expenses into categories to see where most of your money goes.

Rudy received a bonus of $2,000. He then paid his rent of $775, spent $250 on utilities, and paid his cell phone bill of $82. How much money does Rudy have left from his bonus after paying his bills?

Learn how to calculate the remaining amount from a $2,000 bonus after paying bills for rent, utilities, and a cell phone. The problem involves basic arithmetic concepts like addition and subtraction. Suitable for students in Grades 4-6.

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