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4 years ago

C = 0.5n + 5

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1 answer:

sergejj [24]4 years ago

8 0

Answer:

cost of journey of 25 miles = £ 17.5

Step-by-step explanation:

Base on the equation the cost of the journey can be represented as

C = 0.5n + 5

where

C = cost in £

n = number miles covered

To calculate the cost of a journey that is 25 miles we have to insert the value of n as 25 in the equation. Therefore,

C = 0.5n + 5

n = 25

C = 0.5(25) + 5

C = 12.5 + 5

C = £ 17.5

cost of journey of 25 miles = £ 17.5

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