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suppose you rent a car using $19.99 per day $0.17 per mi. write an expression that gives the total cost in dollars to rent a car

for d days and m miles. then find the cost for renting a car for 2 days and driving 70 miles.

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RSB [31]2 years ago

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X = $19.99
Y = $0.17
it would be
2x+70y=

$2(19.99) + 70(.17)$

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