Todd has a net monthly income of $2,000. create a reasonable monthly budget for todd. be sure to include the following expenses: todd and two friends are sharing a $900/month apartment. todd's share of the rent is $300. they are also splitting utilities 3 ways. utility costs average $150/month ($50 per person). todd is a student. he has a tuition waiver, but he must pay about $250 per month for books and supplies.

Okay, so if Todd has to pay 300 for rent, 2,000-300=1,700. 
Then, 50 for utilities, 1,700-50= 1,650.
Then for books and supplies- 1,650-250=1,400.
He'd have $1,400 left after his fees are paid.
That money would most likely go towards food, clothes, household supplies, etc. 
Lets say he uses 75 for clothes.
1,400-75= 1,325.
And then for clothes, he can have a $100 budget. 
1,325-100=1,225.
Cleaning supplies can be $25.
1,225-25=1,200.
Now, since he's a big boy, he probably has a car and insurance to pay. His car payment is around $400, and insurance is $125. That's $525.
$1,200-525=675. 
The left over $675 can go in the bank, or towards anything else he needs. 

Answer:

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step-by-step explanation:

since the options are not given so we draw it from the equation

the given equation is

y = (x-1) (x+4)

y = y² + 3x - 4

the above equation is a quadratic equation which will have two roots. if we draw the graph for it, it will look like this