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sleet_krkn [62]
3 years ago
6

Rent a truck charges a daily rental of 39$ plus 0.16$ per mile. a competing agency, ace truck rentals, charges 25$ a day plus 0.

24$ per mile for the same truck. how many miles must be driven in a day to make the daily cost of both agencies the same? what will be the cost?
Mathematics
1 answer:
charle [14.2K]3 years ago
3 0
39 + 0.16m = 25 + 0.24m
39 - 25 = 0.24m - 0.16m
14 = 0.08m
14 / 0.08 = m
175 = m <=== they will cost the same at 175 miles

39 + 0.16(175) = 39 + 28 = $ 67
25 + 0.24(175) = 25 + 42 = $ 67
they will both cost $ 67 <=====
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