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A taxi driver charges a fixed rate of r to pick up a passenger. In addition, the taxi driver charges a rate of m for each mile d

riven. Write a formula to represent T, the total amount this taxi driver will charge for a trip of n miles

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aivan3 [116]3 years ago

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T= MN+R
I believe that this is the right answer

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