Answer:
Food
Transportation
Step-by-step explanation:
To find thh correct category, we need to calculate the amount spend on each category for each family, so taking into account the circle graphs, we get:
Family A (income: $5,400)
Housing: 5400 x 19% = 1026
Food: 5400 x 14% = 756
Childcare: 5400 x 18% = 972
Transportation: 5400 x 11% = 594
Insurance: 5400 x 23% = 1242
Other Needs: 5400 x 9% = 486
Taxes: 5400 x 5% = 270
Saving: 5400 x 1% = 54
Family B (income $4675)
Housing: 4675 x 16% = 748
Food: 4675 x 16% = 748
Childcare: 4675 x 18% = 841.5
Transportation: 4675 x 13% = 607.75
Insurance: 4675 x 28% = 1309
Other Needs: 4675 x 7% = 327.25
Taxes: 4675 x 2% = 93.5
Family C (income: $6675):
Housing: 6675 x 14% = 934.5
Food: 6675 x 11% = 734.25
Childcare: 6675 x 30% = 2002.5
Transportation: 6675 x 9% = 600.75
Insurance: 6675 x 20% = 1335
Other Needs: 6675 x 6% = 400.5
Taxes: 6675 x 10% = 667.5
Now, we need to calculate the differences in each categories:
Housing
A - B = 1026 - 748 = 278 > 25
Food
A - B = 756 - 748 = 8
B - C = 748 - 734.5 = 13.5
A - C = 756 - 734.25 = 21.75
Childcare
A - B = 972 - 841.5 = 130.5 > 25
Transportation
A - B = 594 - 607.75 = -13.75
B - C = 607.75 - 600.75 = 7
A - C = 594 - 600.75 = -6.75
Insurance
A - B = 1242 - 1309 = -67 < -25
Other Needs
A - B = 486 - 327.25 = 158.75 < 25
Taxes
A - B = 270 - 93.5 = 176.5 > 25
Therefore, the answers are:
Food
Transportation