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You have $20dollar to spend on taxi fare. The ride costs $5dollar plus$2.50 dollar per kilometer. Write an inequality to determine the distance in kilometers, d, you can ride for $20.

User Dunhamzzz
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Answer: ($2.50k) + $5

The distance you can ride is 6 kilometers.

($2.50 x 6) + $5 = $20

User Basszero
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Answer:


2.50d+5\leq 20

Explanation:

Let d represent distance in kilometers.

We have been given that a taxi ride costs $2.50 per kilometer, so the cost of d kilometers would be
2.50d dollars.

We are also told that ride costs a fixed charge of $5, so total cost of d kilometers would be
2.50d+5 dollars.

You have $20 to spend on taxi fare, so the total cost of riding d kilometers should be less than or equal to 20.

We can represent this information in an inequality as:


2.50d+5\leq 20

Therefore, our required inequality would be
2.50d+5\leq 20.

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