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11. James has $24 dollars in his high school lunch account. The standard school lunch...

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11. James has $24 dollars in his high school lunch account. The standard school lunch costs $2.50.a. Write an equation for the amount of money in his account based on the number of school lunches that he purchases.b. How much money will be left in his account if he purchases lunch on Monday and Tuesday? Explain your reasoning.c. Can he buy lunch every day that week? Explain.d. The month of June has 14 full school days. Can he buy lunch every day in June? Explain.

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