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marshall27 [118]
4 years ago
8

I need help please help please please please

Mathematics
1 answer:
alekssr [168]4 years ago
7 0
Problem 1 is asking "the other cost."

It is described in the problem statement as "a cost for every one-tenth of a mile traveled." It is described in the table header as "Mileage Cost in Dollars."

The only value in the "Mileage Cost in Dollars" column is 1, which corresponds to a distance of 1/10 mile. So, it appears the numerical value of "the other cost" is $1 for each tenth-mile traveled.

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The problem statement does not make clear whether the desired answer is the description of the other cost, or its numerical value.
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