To determine how much can be spent on food, we first need to calculate the total amount allocated to other expenses:
- Personal Items: $20
- Cell Phone: $75
- Entertainment: $85
- Car Expenses (Gas, Insurance): $260
- College Savings: $250
Now, let's add up these amounts:
\[ 20 + 75 + 85 + 260 + 250 = 720 \]
Next, we'll subtract the total of these expenses from the total income to find out how much is left for food:
\[ Total Income - Total Expenses = 750 - 720 = 30 \]
Now that we know $30 is available for food, we can analyze the options provided:
a. No more than $70 can be spent on food. (Incorrect) b. No more than $75 can be spent on food. (Incorrect) c. No more than $80 can be spent on food. (Incorrect) d. No more than $60 can be spent on food. (Incorrect)
Given that only $30 can be spent on food based on the provided budget, none of the options are correct, as all options exceed the available budget for food. The correct conclusion is that $30 can be spent on food for the month.