the circle graph represents a family's monthly budget if the total monthly budget is 6,500, how much more does the family spend on housing than food

(Pie graph split into 4)
other with 42%
food with 19%
bills with 14%
Housing with 25%
Please help!

The answer is 390 or C.

Explanation: Multiply 6,500 by .25 to get the housing bill. (1,625) Then multiply 6,500 by .19 to get the food bill. (1,235) Then subtract both numbers. (1,625 - 1,235 = 390) and that is your answer. Have a great day, hope this helped you. 💖

How in the world did you get 65 or 65%???

thank you SMART BOI :D

For anyone stuck on this question you get the answer by doing $6,500 divided by .25 to get the housing amount and $6,500 by .19 for the food bill and you subtract those two pair of numbers you got to get your answer.

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not to be mean but writeacher you need to chill and how in the worl did you get 65 or 65%???

To find out how much more the family spends on housing than food, you'll first need to calculate the amount of money allocated to each category.

Step 1: Calculate the amount allocated for housing.
The Housing category accounts for 25% of the total monthly budget. To find out how much that is in dollars, multiply the total budget by the percentage:

Housing = 25% * $6,500

Step 2: Calculate the amount allocated for food.
The Food category accounts for 19% of the total monthly budget. Multiply the total budget by the percentage:

Food = 19% * $6,500

Step 3: Find the difference.
To determine how much more the family spends on housing than food, subtract the amount allocated for food from the amount allocated for housing:

Difference = Housing - Food

Now, let's calculate the amounts:

Housing = 0.25 * $6,500
= $1,625

Food = 0.19 * $6,500
= $1,235

Difference = $1,625 - $1,235
= $390

Therefore, the family spends $390 more on housing than on food each month.

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65% or 65 hope i helped and have a blessed day. ;)

And how will Brie explain how she got that answer. Handing out answers (and then saying "hope I helped"!!) is not helpful -- the student who asked the question learns nothing.