Ted's net cash flow is $300.
To calculate Ted's net cash flow, we need to subtract his total expenses from his total income.
In this case, Ted's total income is the sum of his net pay, interest on deposits, and income from investments:
Total Income = Net Pay + Interest on Deposits + Income from Investments
= $5,000 + $0 + $225
= $5,225
Next, we need to calculate Ted's total expenses by summing the amounts of rent, utilities, satellite dish, cell phone plan, car payment, groceries, insurance, and recreation:
Total Expenses = Rent + Utilities + Satellite Dish + Cell Phone Plan + Car Payment + Groceries + Insurance + Recreation
= $3,000 + $250 + $175 + $135 + $385 + $200 + $380 + $400
= $4,925
Finally, we can find Ted's net cash flow by subtracting his total expenses from his total income:
Net Cash Flow = Total Income - Total Expenses
= $5,225 - $4,925
= $300
Therefore, Ted's net cash flow is $300.