The Main Taxi Company offers taxi services within a 75-mile distance of any point in the city area. The taxi charge is based on the number of trip miles. The rate per whole mile for the taxi is $2.50. The taxi service also charges an initial service charge of $2.75. When a passenger wants to go to the airport, there is also a $4.50 airport fee. If a passenger wants to use Main Taxi Company, what inequality can be used to represent the possible prices the passenger can expect to pay? What are the domain values that make sense in the situation? In this situation, what is the difference in the range values between the two functions representing the different types of trips?

Linear Functions, Equations, and

Inequalities. The student applies

mathematical process standards when

using properties of linear functions to

write and represent in multiple ways,

with and without technology, linear

equations, inequalities, and systems of

equations. The student is expected to

determine the domain and range of a

linear function in mathematical

problems; determine reasonable

domain and range values for real-world

situations, both continuous and

discrete; and represent domain and

range using inequalities.

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