Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
Let x be the distance driven, d-distance and C our constant.
Our information can be presented as:

#Subtracting equation 2 from 1:

Hence the fixed cost per mile driven,
is $0.20
To find the constant,
we substitute
in any of the equations:

Now, substituting our values in the linear equation:
#y=cost of driving, x=distance driven
Hence the linear equation for the cost of driving is y+0.2x+284
I think it’s 13 not sure tho(put a degree symbol on 13)
Answer:
If you go to desmos.com, select the graphing calculator, and enter in y = 3x you should be able to see how it's graphed! Hope this helps!
Is there a picture to this?