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Anna is trying to figure out how much her 10-mile taxi ride is going to cost. It costs $5 to be picked up by the taxi, and each mile costs an extra $2. Which equation should Anna use to calculate her cost?
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Anna is trying to figure out how much her 10-mile taxi ride is going to cost. It costs $5 to be picked up by the taxi, and

each mile costs an extra $2. Which equation should Anna use to calculate her cost?

User Simon Soriano
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Answer:

5+2(10)

Explanation:

5+2(10)

5+ 20

$25 for 10 miles

User Tonny Madsen
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