M will represent Matt and J is Jackson. M-2.25=J. You minus the difference between them and show that it equals to Jacksons. A variable is a number in math that can vary.

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Your friend has $90 when he goes to the fair. He spends $5 to enter the fair and $15 on food. Rides at the fair cost $1.50 per r

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Answer: Option 'B' is correct.

Step-by-step explanation:

Since we have given that ,

Total money he takes while going to the fair = $90

Money he spends to enter the fair = $5

Money he spends on food =$15

Total he spent now is given by

$\$5+\$15=\$20$

Now, he spend on rides at the fair i.e. 1.50 per ride .

Let the number of rides be x

So, cost incurred on rides = 1.5x

So, the spending money can be expressed as

$20+1.50x$

Now, remaining money left to him after spending on x rides too is

$90-(1.50x+20)\\\\=90-1.50x-20\\\\=70-1.5x$

Let f(x) denotes the function used to determine the money he has left over after rides .

So it becomes

$f(x)=70-1.50x\\\\f(x)=-1.50x+70$

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