Amira and mandisa sell balloon animals at different stands on the boardwalk. they each use a constant number of balloons per animal. amira started with a total of 260 balloons today, and she uses 4balloons for each balloon animal she makes. the remaining number of balloons in mandisa's stand as a function of the number of balloon animals she made today is given by the following table of values: ext{animals}animalsstart text, a, n, i, m, a, l, s, end text ext{balloons}balloonsstart text, b, a, l, l, o, o, n, s, end text 20 225 40 125 60 25 who uses more balloons for each balloon animal? choose 1 choose 1 (choice a) a amira (choice b) b mandisa (choice c) c they both use the same number of balloons for each balloon animal both amira and mandisa used up all of their balloons. who made more balloon animals? choose 1 choose 1 (choice a) a amira (choice b) b mandisa (choice c) c they both made the same number of balloon animals

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Amira and mandisa sell balloon animals at different stands on the boardwalk. they each use a constant number of balloons per animal. amira started with a total of 260 balloons today, and she uses 4balloons for each balloon animal she makes. the remaining number of balloons in mandisa's stand as a function of the number of balloon animals she made today is given by the following table of values: \text{animals}animalsstart text, a, n, i, m, a, l, s, end text \text{balloons}balloonsstart text, b, a, l, l, o, o, n, s, end text 20 225
40 125
60 25
who uses more balloons for each balloon animal? choose 1 choose 1 (choice a) a amira (choice b) b mandisa (choice c) c they both use the same number of balloons for each balloon animal

both amira and mandisa used up all of their balloons. who made more balloon animals?

choose 1 choose 1 (choice a) a amira (choice b) b mandisa (choice c) c they both made the same number of balloon animals

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