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First, lets convert the 1/8 of a mile into decimal form. To convert 1/8 to a decimal, divide the denominator into the numerator. 1 divided by 8 = . 125.
For the first 0.125 miles, its $1.75. So remove that from the ride cost and keep track of the 0.125 miles elsewhere.
$7.75 - $1.75 = $6
Miles: 0.125
We’re left with $6. Let’s divide the $6 by $0.30 to figure out how many miles the $6 will buy us.
6 / 0.30 = 20
So 0.30 goes into 6 twenty times.
So our answer will be the sum of 20 and 0.125.
20 + 0.125 = 20.125 Miles
Answer: $7.75 will buy you a 20.125 mile ride.
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<span>The
domain represents the A. horizontal distance covered by the flying disc. We see that x goes from x = 0 to x = 30, which the problem gives as the horizontal distance.
The range of this
function is B. 0, A. 7. The range is defined by the minimum y-value (y = 0, at x = 30), and the maximum y-value (y = 7, at x = 12).
For this function, the
range represents the flying disc's A. possible heights. This is the height as mentioned in the given, as it is the height of the disc being modelled on the graph as the disc travels horizontally.</span>