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Make two equations from the information. Then graph them and see where they intersect. The answer is 62 miles. Plug 62 back into both equations and they should both be the same number.
Answer:
The cost of traveling 25km would be $3000.
You can travel 35 km for $4200.
Step-by-step explanation:
Consider the provided information.
For 30km cost $3,600.
30 km = $3600
Divide both sides by 30.
....(1)
The cost of 1 km is $120.
Part (A) what would be the cost of traveling 25km
Multiply both the sides of equation 1 by 25.
25 km = 3000
Hence, the cost of traveling 25km would be $3000.
Part(B) How far could you travel for $4,200?
Divide 4200 by 120.
Hence, you can travel 35 km for $4200.