Answer:
<h2>B)</h2><h3>You have $65 to spend on food while on a trip, but you need to save at least $9 for the train ride home. You plan to spend the rest on food that costs $8 each meal (including tax).</h3>
Step-by-step explanation:
Option B is the right answer because it's setting all operations properly, according to the given expression and the statement.
The given inequality, 65 − 8x ≥ 9, shows that the minimum is 9, which matches with the $9 minimum that the person need to save for the train, so the restriction is described properly.
Also, it says that the person have $65 in total, and he will spend $8 per meal, so, we don't know how many meals would be, that's <em>x</em>, and the spend means a subtract operation from the original $65, which is shown in the inequality. So, he will subtract each meal spend without going under $9. Therefore, the second statement fits perfectly with the given inequality.
