Answer:
The Inequality representing the greatest distance Talia can drive each day is
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Talia can drive maximum 320 miles each day while staying in her budget.
Explanation:
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Given:
Daily budget for car rental of Talia = $94
Per day charge to rent a car =$30
Additional charge per mile = 0.20
We need to find how many miles can Talia drive each day.
Solution:
Let the number of miles Talia can drive each day be 'x'.
So we can say that;
Per day charge to rent a car plus Additional charge per mile multiplied by number of miles should be less than or equal to Daily budget for car rental of Talia.
framing in equation form we get;

Hence the Inequality representing the greatest distance Talia can drive each day is
.
On Solving the Inequality we get;
First we will subtract both side by 30 using Subtraction property of Inequality we get;

Now Dividing both side by 0.2 using Division property of Inequality we get;

Hence Talia can drive maximum 320 miles each day while staying in her budget.