Answer: Situation 1: x > 40
Situation 2: x < 40
Situation 3: x < 50
Situation 4: x > 20
Situation 5: x > 50
Situation 6: x > 50
Step-by-step explanation: To find the amount of daily miles that make one option cheaper than the other, we need to set up an inequality and solve for x, where x is the number of miles driven per day.
For example, for the first situation, we have:
20+0.25x<10+0.5x
We subtract 10 from both sides and get:
10+0.25x<0.5x
We subtract 0.25x from both sides and get:
10<0.25x
We divide both sides by 0.25 and get:
40<x
This means that option A is cheaper than option B when x is greater than 40 miles per day.
We can apply the same method to the other situations and get the following results:
For the second situation, option A is cheaper than option B when x is less than 40 miles per day.
For the third situation, option A is cheaper than option B when x is less than 50 miles per day.
For the fourth situation, option B is cheaper than option A when x is greater than 20 miles per day.
For the fifth situation, option B is cheaper than option A when x is greater than 50 miles per day.
For the sixth situation, option B is cheaper than option A when x is greater than 50 miles per day.
Therefore, the correct matches are:
Situation 1: x > 40
Situation 2: x < 40
Situation 3: x < 50
Situation 4: x > 20
Situation 5: x > 50
Situation 6: x > 50