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Mathematics, 02.02.2021 20:50 sophiaa23
Emily needs to rent a vehicle to drive to the beach. she has two choices.
Vicky's vehicles:$30 base price and $4 per mile
Rick's rentals: $50 base price and $2 per mile
Write two equations for these scenarios
Use graphing or otherwise to determine the number of miles both places have the same cost .which should Emily choose if she will drive 20 miles. give reason
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