i will fan an medal plz help One cab company charges a flat rate of $5.60 plus $2.05 per mile. If a person took the cab to the store and the total was $36.35, how many miles did it take to drive to the store? 15 miles 63.04 miles 12.13 miles 13 miles
we start with 5.60 and add 2.05 for each mile, So we could create a function for this. \[p(m)=5.60+2.05m\] where \(p(m)\) is the price for \(m\) miles. Then we need to solve \(p(m)=36.35\) So \[5.60+2.05m=36.35\] Can you solve for \(m\)?
i don't know none of them worked
First subtract $5.60 from the total of $36.35, then you should get a nice $30.75. With $30.75, start dividing $30.75 with all of your options (15, 63.04, 12.13, and 13). With one of them, you should get 2.05 ($2.05), the money per mile number. That should be the answer. (P.S. Since this is math, check all the numbers to make sure you have the right one)
When I say that should be your answer I mean the different number options (15, 63.04, 12.13, and 13)
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