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Stan, a local delivery driver is paid $3.50 per mile driven plus a daily amount of $75. On Monday he is assigned a route that is

30 miles longer. How much is he being paid for that day? Independent and dependent variables?

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Maurinko [17]3 years ago

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3.50m+75 for the 30 miles, he is being paid 105 plus the daily amount of 75 which equals to 180$.

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