To create a table showing how much money Eric has left after each comic book purchase, we can calculate his remaining money based on the number of comic books he buys.
Initial Amount: $27.00
Cost per Comic Book: $4.00
We can calculate the remaining money for 0 to 6 comic books:
| Number of Comic Books (x) | Money Remaining (y) | |----------------------------|----------------------| | 0 | $27.00 | | 1 | $23.00 | | 2 | $19.00 | | 3 | $15.00 | | 4 | $11.00 | | 5 | $7.00 | | 6 | $3.00 |
Now let's graph these points:
- (0, 27)
- (1, 23)
- (2, 19)
- (3, 15)
- (4, 11)
- (5, 7)
- (6, 3)
Based on the problem description, the correct graph would depict a downward trend where the y-axis represents remaining money and the x-axis represents the number of comic books purchased.
Looking at your responses, it appears that the third option correctly describes the scenario, as it shows a decrease in money remaining with an increase in the number of comic books purchased.
Therefore, the accurate representation of the problem is:
Four points showing a decrease in money remaining with an increase in number of comic books are plotted on a coordinate plane. The y-axis is labeled money remaining. The x-axis is labeled number of comic books.