To determine the amount of money left for the 5 employees after the manager's salary is accounted for, we start with the total salary budget, which is \( x \) dollars.
The manager’s salary is 25% of the budget:
\[ \text{Manager's salary} = 0.25x \]
To find out how much money is left for the 5 employees, we subtract the manager's salary from the total budget:
\[ \text{Amount left for employees} = x - \text{Manager's salary} = x - 0.25x \]
Simplifying this expression:
\[ x - 0.25x = 0.75x \]
Now, let's evaluate the options provided:
- 6x - 0.25x: This simplifies to \( 5.75x \), which is not correct.
- 5x - 25x: This simplifies to \( -20x \), which is not correct.
- x - 0.25x: This simplifies to \( 0.75x \), which is correct.
- x - 0.75x: This simplifies to \( 0.25x \), which is not correct.
- 0.25x: This is not correct, as it indicates the manager's salary, not the remaining amount.
- 0.75x: This is correct, as it represents the amount left for the 5 other employees.
Thus, the correct expressions that represent the amount of money left for the 5 employees are:
- \( x - 0.25x \)
- \( 0.75x \)