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A family wants to rent a car to go on vacation. Company a charges $70.50 and $.50 per mile. Company B charges $35.50 and nine cents per mile. How much moreDoes Company a charge for X miles then company b?

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Answer:

Company A is 1.99 times B.

Explanation:

Company A charges:


A=70.50+0.50=\$71/mile

Company B charges:


B=35.50+0.09=\$35.59/mile

We just need to divide A by B:


x=A/B=1.99

Therefore, company A is 1.99 times B.

I hope it helps you!

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