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3 years ago

Stuck on this.. anyone down to help?

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2 answers:

MArishka [77]3 years ago

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this one you can solve easily.

take each equation and put number of miles in that , calculate cost and compare the table.

for example

taking first equation

c = 0.15m + 5.75

noe.from table take m = 10, after putting this we should get cost equal to 5.75 as mentioned in table.

c = 0.15×10 + 5.75 = 7.25 ≠ 5.75

so ignore this and take next equation

c = 0.15m + 4.25

m =10

c = 0.15×10 + 4.25 = 5.75

which matches with our table. putting other values of m from table gives us the right cost mentioned in table . so answer is option B

you can verify that no other equation satisfies the table data.

emmasim [6.3K]3 years ago

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

C and D dont make since to the problem

so i was left was A and B and i can't realy how i got my answer but i came down B

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