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3 October, 13:18

Bob and Carl each rented the same kind of moving truck from EZ move. There was a flat rental fee plus a charger per mile that the truck was driven. Bob's cost for his truck was $112.96 for 138 miles. Carl's cost for his truck was $142.78 for 209 miles. Which equation can be used to represent the cost of the rental truck?

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  1. 3 October, 13:25
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    Let flat rental fee be F

    And per mile charge be M

    We know that Bob drove 138 miles and was charged $112.96

    And Carl drove 209 miles and was charged $142.78.

    ⇒ F + 138*M = 112.96 ... (i)

    And F + 209*M = 142.78 ... (ii)

    Subtracting (i) from (ii)

    71*M = 29.82

    ⇒ M = 0.42

    Substituting value of M in (i)

    ⇒ F + 138*0.42 = 112.96

    ⇒ F + 57.96 = 112.96

    ⇒ F = 55

    So the fixed charge was $55 and the per mile charge was $0.42
  2. 3 October, 15:20
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    the answer is d 0.42+55
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