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Rent-A-Car Company charges $20 to rent a car, plus 25¢ for each mile driven. Jim has $60. Which inequality provides x, the number of miles he could afford to drive if he were to…

Rent-A-Car Company charges $20 to rent a car, plus 25¢ for each mile driven. Jim has $60. Which inequality provides x, the number of miles he could afford to drive if he were to…
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Rent-A-Car Company charges $20 to rent a car, plus 25¢ for each mile driven. Jim has $60. Which inequality provides x, the number of miles he could afford to drive if he were to rent a car from the company?

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Answer:

$105

Explanation:

just add all the numbers together

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