Question

Taxi companies in Chicago typically charge an initial fee of $2.25 and $1.80 for each mile.

T=1.80m+2.25

Answer 1

The appropriate domain for the solutions is: 0 ≤ X ≤ 35

The domain for the solutions in this problem is the set of non-negative real numbers up to 35, since the farthest the taxi will travel is 35 miles. We cannot have negative distances or distances greater than 35 miles, so the domain is restricted to this range. Therefore, the appropriate domain for the solutions is:

0 ≤ X ≤ 35

This means that the number of miles traveled must be non-negative and cannot exceed 35 miles.

Complete question:

A taxi service charges $3 for the first mile and then $2.25 for every mile after that. The farthest the taxi will travel is 35 miles. If X represents the number of miles traveled, and Y represents the total cost of the taxi ride, what is the most appropriate domain for the solutions?