Sure, I can help you with that.
Let's break this problem down into smaller steps.
* **Step 1:** Calculate how much money Amber needs to jog to reach her goal.
* She needs to raise $125, but she has already collected $80.
* So, she needs to jog to raise $125 - $80 = $45.
* **Step 2:** Calculate how much money she earns per lap.
* She earns $3 per lap.
* **Step 3:** Calculate how many laps she needs to jog.
* She needs to jog $45 / $3 = 15 laps.
Therefore, Amber needs to jog 15 laps to reach her goal.
Here is a Python code that you can use to solve this problem:
```
def laps_to_jog(goal_amount, laps_earned, lap_amount):
laps_to_jog = goal_amount - laps_earned
laps_to_jog = laps_to_jog // lap_amount
return laps_to_jog
laps_to_jog = laps_to_jog(125, 80, 3)
print(f"Amber needs to jog {laps_to_jog} laps to reach her goal.")
```
This code first defines a function called `laps_to_jog`. This function takes three arguments: the goal amount, the laps already earned, and the amount of money earned per lap. The function then calculates the number of laps that need to be jogged to reach the goal and returns the result.
The code then calls the `laps_to_jog` function with the following arguments: 125 (the goal amount), 80 (the laps already earned), and 3 (the amount of money earned per lap). The function then prints the result, which is 15 laps.
I hope this explanation helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.