In 1 week, Fern earned $12.57. Her expenses that week were $5.25 for transportation, $6.75 for supplies, and 23¢ for some fruit. Which shows the relationship between her income and expenses?

A. income = expenses

B. income > expenses

C. income ≤ expenses

D. income < expenses

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Aryanna Raymond

Mathematics

1 July, 12:24

In 1 week, Fern earned $12.57. Her expenses that week were $5.25 for transportation, $6.75 for supplies, and 23¢ for some fruit. Which shows the relationship between her income and expenses?

A. income = expenses

B. income > expenses

C. income ≤ expenses

D. income < expenses

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Carl Kaiser · Answer 1

Not sure what B and D mean, but A and C cannot be correct. Her income - her expenses leaves you with a + 34 cents. So income has a greater value than her expenses

Dodger · Answer 2

B

Expenses = 12.23

Income = 12.57

In 1 week, Fern earned $12.57. Her expenses that week were $5.25 for transportation, $6.75 for supplies, and 23¢ for some fruit. Which shows the relationship between her income and expenses?A. income = expensesB. income > expensesC. income ≤ expensesD. income < expenses

In 1 week, Fern earned $12.57. Her expenses that week were $5.25 for transportation, $6.75 for supplies, and 23¢ for some fruit. Which shows the relationship between her income and expenses?

A. income = expenses

B. income > expenses

C. income ≤ expenses

D. income < expenses