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There is a daily fee for renting a moving truck, plus a charge of $0.50 per mile driven. If driven 48 miles, it costs $64 to rent a truck. Write and solve and equation to find the daily fee.
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So we have the equation \( ax+b =c \) where a - charge per mile x - miles driven b - daily fee c - total cost Plugging everything in you get: \(0.50x + b = 64 \) It is given that they drove 48 miles, so you can plug that in as well and solve: \(0.50(48)+b = 64 \) \( 24+b = 64\) And you get b as \( b= 40 \) So the daily fee for renting the moving truck is \(\color{gold}{$40}\) (Assuming this is just a one-day use).
@luigi0210 wrote:
So we have the equation \( ax+b =c \) where
a - charge per mile
x - miles driven
b - daily fee
c - total cost
Plugging everything in you get: \(0.50x + b = 64 \)
It is given that they drove 48 miles, so you can plug that in as well and solve:
\(0.50(48)+b = 64 \)
\( 24+b = 64\)
And you get b as \( b= 40 \)
So the daily fee for renting the moving truck is \(\color{gold}{$40}\) (Assuming this is just a one-day use).
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