Question

A truck can be rented from Company A for ​$70 a day plus ​$0.20 per mile. Company B charges ​$20 a day plus ​$0.40 per mile to rent the same truck. How many miles must be driven in a day to make the rental cost for Company A a better deal than Company​ B's?
For Company A to have a better​ deal, the truck must be driven more than

blank miles per day.

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Answer 1

Answer:

For Company A to have a better deal, the truck must be driven more than 250 miles per day.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given that:

Rent per day of company A = $70

Per mile charges = $0.20

Let,

x be the number of miles.

A(x) = 0.20x + 70

Rent per day of company B = $20

Per mile charges = $0.40

B(x) = 0.40x + 20

For make Company A better deal,

A(x) > B(x)

0.20x+70 > 0.40+20

0.20x-0.40x>20-70

-0.20x>-50

Dividing both sides by -0.20

$\frac{-0.20x}{-0.20}>\frac{-50}{-0.20}\\x>250$

Hence,

For Company A to have a better deal, the truck must be driven more than 250 miles per day.