C = 0.20m + 2.00 what is the charge for 1mile ride?

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C = 0.20m + 2.00 what is the charge for 1mile ride?

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All you have to do is substitute the 1 into the m for the mile ride:
C = 0.20(1) + 2.00 = 0.20 + 2.00 = 2.20

The charge for 1 mile ride is $2.20.

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