We have been given that Mark had $436.
Further, we are given that Chris has $86 lesser than what mark had.
Let us assume that Chris has $x. Therefore, we can set up an equation:
(Amount Chris had) + $86 = (Amount Mark had)
Upon subtracting 86 from both the sides, we get:
Therefore, the required expression that represent the amount of money that Chris had is 
.
Answer:
-6 ( 6 left)
Step-by-step explanation:
The horizontal shift is the "h" in y = a|x - h| + k
The h is -6
a₅ = 10
a₁₀ = 20
a₁₅ = x
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Note that from a₅ to a₁₀, there is a addition of 10. This means that for every x(₅) jump, you add 10 to the whole number.
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So in this case:
a₁₀ = 20
a₁₅ = x
a₁₀ (+₅) = 20 (+10)
a₁₅ = 20 + 10
a₁₅ = 30
Note that: a₁₅ = x = 30
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x = 30, or (A) is your answer
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hope this helps
