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Tara decides to attend the out-of-state college because they have a better math education program. The table shows the expected yearly costs of the school. A 2-column table with 5 rows. Column 1 has entries tuition, room/board, books/lab, transportation, other. Column 2 is labeled Out-of-State College costs with entries 24,500 dollars, 8,940 dollars, 1,950 dollars, 1,390 dollars, 1,800 dollars.
What will be the total costs for Tara’s first year at the out-of-state college?

Tara expects to receive about $9,500 in federal grants each year. What is the minimum amount she should expect to pay for all four years of college?

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