Alex rents a car for one day. The charge is $18 plus $0.12permile. Alex wants to spend exactly $30. How many miles can he drive?
Compute the miles Alex can drive:
Let x be the mile, he drive the car
According to question
18+0.12x=30
⇒18-30=-0.12xGroupingtheliketerms⇒-12=-0.12xDividebothsidesby-0.12⇒x=120.12∴x=100miles
Hence, Alex can drive 100miles.
Henko is renting a car. The rental charge is $17.50 per day plus $0.16 per mile. Henko can spend at most $33 for the cost of the car rental. If Henko rents the car for one day, which of the following is one possible number of miles Henko can drive the rental car?
Henko is renting a car. The rental charge is 17.50perdayplus0.16 per mile. Henko can spend at most $33 for the cost of the car rental. If Henko rents the car for one day, which of the following is one possible number of miles Henko can drive the rental car?
Jim needs to rent a car. A rental company charges $21.00 per day to rent a car and $0.10 driven. for every mile.
He will travel 250 miles.
He has $115.00 to spend.
Write an inequality that can be used to determine $115.00, the maximum number of days that Jim can rent a car.
If Alex drives a car at a speed of 52 miles per hour for 8 hours then how far does he travel?