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PLease help . . . . . . . .-example-1
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Traveling
m miles on this taxi costs


c=2.5+3.25m

In fact, we spend 2.50 no matter what, and then we add 3.25 (i.e. the cost of a mile) multiplied by the number of miles.

This quantity has to be less than or equal to 61, so we have


2.5+3.25m\leq 61

Solving for
m, we start by subtracting 2.5 from both sides:


3.25m\leq 58.5

Then, we divide both sides by 3.25:


m\leq 18

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