It 1 of 2 While grocery shopping, Carmen spent \( \$ 13.66 \) and Andy spent \( \$ 61.63 \). Use rational numbers to write an expression that compares spending \( \$ 13.66 \) to spending \( \$ 61.63 \) interpreted as size of loss. Whicl riend spent less on groceries? Which expression correctly compares the number of dollars each friend spent? A. \( |-1366|>|-6163| \) B. \( 1366<6163 \) C. \( 1366>6163 \) D. \( |-1366|<|-6163| \)

When comparing Carmen's spending of \( \$ 13.66 \) to Andy's \( \$ 61.63 \), we can think of their amounts in cents to eliminate the decimal, where Carmen spent \( 1366 \) cents and Andy spent \( 6163 \) cents. Since \( 1366 < 6163 \), it shows that Carmen indeed spent less on groceries. The correct expression that compares their spending is \( B. \, 1366 < 6163 \) because it demonstrates that Carmen's expenditure in cents is less than Andy's, clearly indicating who spent less.