Kim-Su found an apartment that she wants to rent. The rent is \( \$ 715 \) per month and there is a security deposit of \( \$ 465 \). To move in, Kim-Su must have first month's rent, last month's rent and the security deposit. How much does Kim-Su need to move in? a. \( \$ 1180 \) b. \( \$ 1,645 \) c. \( \$ 1,895 \) d. \( \$ 2,360 \)

To solve this problem, we need to calculate the total amount Kim-Su needs to move in, which includes the first month's rent, the last month's rent, and the security deposit. First, let's calculate the total rent for the first and last month: First month's rent: \( \$ 715 \) Last month's rent: \( \$ 715 \) Total rent for first and last month: \( \$ 715 + \$ 715 = \$ 1,430 \) Now, let's add the security deposit to the total rent: Security deposit: \( \$ 465 \) Total amount Kim-Su needs to move in: \( \$ 1,430 + \$ 465 = \$ 1,895 \) So, the correct answer is: c. \( \$ 1,895 \)