Sure, let's analyze each of the given budgets in detail based on the expenses listed and calculate the remaining balance for each.
### Budget A:
Income: \[tex]$1000
Expenses:
- Rent: \$[/tex]75 + \[tex]$300 = \$[/tex]375
- Utilities: \[tex]$75
- Food: \$[/tex]150
- Bus Pass: \[tex]$25
- Car Savings: \$[/tex]350
- School Savings: \[tex]$100
Total Expenses:
\[ \$[/tex]375 + \[tex]$75 + \$[/tex]150 + \[tex]$25 + \$[/tex]350 + \[tex]$100 = \$[/tex]1075 \]
Remaining Balance:
[tex]\[ \$1000 - \$1075 = -\$75 \][/tex]
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### Budget B:
Income: \[tex]$1000
Expenses:
- Rent: \$[/tex]75 + \[tex]$300 = \$[/tex]375
- Utilities: \[tex]$75
- Food: \$[/tex]150
- Bus Pass: \[tex]$25
- Car Savings: \$[/tex]250
- School Savings: \[tex]$200
Total Expenses:
\[ \$[/tex]375 + \[tex]$75 + \$[/tex]150 + \[tex]$25 + \$[/tex]250 + \[tex]$200 = \$[/tex]1075 \]
Remaining Balance:
[tex]\[ \$1000 - \$1075 = -\$75 \][/tex]
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### Budget C:
Income: \[tex]$1000
Expenses:
- Rent: \$[/tex]75 + \[tex]$300 = \$[/tex]375
- Utilities: \[tex]$75
- Food: \$[/tex]75
- Bus Pass: \[tex]$50
- Car Savings: \$[/tex]300
- School Savings: \[tex]$250
Total Expenses:
\[ \$[/tex]375 + \[tex]$75 + \$[/tex]75 + \[tex]$50 + \$[/tex]300 + \[tex]$250 = \$[/tex]1125 \]
Remaining Balance:
[tex]\[ \$1000 - \$1125 = -\$125 \][/tex]
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### Budget D:
Income: \[tex]$1000
Expenses:
- Rent: \$[/tex]75 + \[tex]$300 = \$[/tex]375
- Utilities: \[tex]$75
- Food: \$[/tex]150
- Bus Pass: \[tex]$2
- Car Savings: \$[/tex]10
- School Savings: \[tex]$35
Total Expenses:
\[ \$[/tex]375 + \[tex]$75 + \$[/tex]150 + \[tex]$2 + \$[/tex]10 + \[tex]$35 = \$[/tex]647 \]
Remaining Balance:
[tex]\[ \$1000 - \$647 = \$353 \][/tex]
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### Summary:
- Total Expenses for Budget A: \[tex]$1075
- Remaining Balance for Budget A: -\$[/tex]75
- Total Expenses for Budget B: \[tex]$1075
- Remaining Balance for Budget B: -\$[/tex]75
- Total Expenses for Budget C: \[tex]$1125
- Remaining Balance for Budget C: -\$[/tex]125
- Total Expenses for Budget D: \[tex]$647
- Remaining Balance for Budget D: \$[/tex]353
