2. Use the following fictional scenario to answer all parts.
Maya is choosing between two summer work opportunities. She has experience repairing bicycles and values predictable work hours. She wants to earn at least USD 2,400 over eight weeks to pay for a training course.
A bicycle shop offers a guaranteed 20 hours per week at USD 16 per hour. Maya could instead operate a weekend bicycle-repair service. She estimates eight customers per week paying USD 45 each, with parts and other business costs totaling USD 100 per week. Customer numbers are not guaranteed. Ignore taxes and travel costs for both options.
Using the scenario, identify the difference between Maya’s projected eight-week earnings from the shop and from her own service after its stated costs.
Describe one opportunity or challenge affecting Maya’s ability to meet her financial goal.
Explain how choosing one opportunity could help Maya pursue her goal, using the scenario and her values or competencies.
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