The rate of change in an equation can usually be found with what number is being multiplied with X or whatever variable you have. So in this equation it shows that a ride's cost goes up the more miles (X) you need to go, the number being multiplied would be 2.50 so for each mile you need to go it increases by $2.50. There is a small note though, since you need to subtract 3 from whatever your X is, that means that there is a minimum of 3 miles you need to go for an uber ride to be valid. Regardless, the rate does not change, just has a different minimum.
So the rate of change would be $2.50 per mile
The answer is 25 quarters u will get back for change 5.00$ into change is 20 quarters
1. 5x-y=4
2. -4/3+1/3y-2/3z
3. x=5+1/2y -3/2z
And/or the answer to the whole thing could be that the statement is incorrect.
You multiply 124 (0.065) which gets you 8.06. You then add 8.06 to 124 and you get 132.06.
