A table is needed to organize two quantities that change together predictably. Evaluate Scenarios A–E, then report the \(\text{complete}~\text{matching}~\text{set}\).
A. Total cost for \(1\text{--}5~\text{notebooks}\) at \(\$2.50~\text{each}\).
B. Money left after spending \(\$13\) from \(\$40\).
C. Taxi total for different mile counts with a \(\$4~\text{start}~\text{fee}\) plus \(\$3~\text{per}~\text{mile}\).
D. Probability of blue on a \(4\text{-}\text{section}~\text{spinner}\).
E. Flour for different batch counts at \(3~\text{cups}~\text{per}~\text{batch}\).