To complete the tables, we multiply the given numbers:
First table:
[tex]\begin{gathered} Rent:\text{ 850}\times12=10200, \\ Phone,\text{ Internet \& Cable TV: }99\times12=1188. \end{gathered}[/tex]Second table:
[tex]Phone,\text{ Internet \& Cable TV: }99\times12=1188.[/tex]Now, to determine which option is less expensive we compute the total annual expenses for each case:
1.-Rental:
[tex]10200+45+180+1560+2400+1188=15,573.[/tex]2.- Homeowner:
[tex]6600+3600+480+1710+2400+1188+570+960+1180=18,688.[/tex]From the above calculations, we can conclude that the cheaper option based on the given annual expenses is to rent.
Renting is less expensive.