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A taxi cab driver charges an initial flag drop fee of $2.75, plus $1.50 for each mile driven. Which equation models this situation if x= the number of miles driven and y=the total cost of a taxi ride?
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A taxi cab driver charges an initial flag drop fee of $2.75, plus $1.50 for each mile driven. Which equation models this situation if x= the number of miles driven and y=the total cost of a taxi ride?
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