A school district needs to purchase new laptops for all its students. They have a budget of \( \$ 76,245 \) and plan to buy laptops that cost \( \$ 92 \) each. How many laptops can the school district purchase with their budget? How much money will be left over? Express the leftover amount as a fraction of the cost of one laptop. NSO.2.2 * *

The school district can purchase \( \frac{76,245}{92} \) laptops, which is approximately 827 laptops. To find out how much money will be left over, we calculate the total cost for 827 laptops: \( 827 \times 92 = 76,084 \). Now, subtract this from the total budget: \( 76,245 - 76,084 = 161 \). So, the leftover amount is \( 161 \), which as a fraction of the cost of one laptop is \( \frac{161}{92} \). Thus, the school district can buy 827 laptops, and they will have \( \frac{161}{92} \) of a laptop's cost left over!