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What is the cost of riding a taxi for 25 km if the taxi has a base fee of $5 and an additional $2.60 per kilometre? Use the equation C=2.6k+5, where C is the cost and k is the number of kilometres travelled.
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What is the cost of riding a taxi for 25 km if the taxi has a base fee of $5 and an additional $2.60 per kilometre? Use the equation C=2.6k+5, where C is the cost and k is the number of kilometres travelled.

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70 km because 2.5*25 is 65, and 65 + 5 is 70
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