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Levi is taking an Uber while he is on vacation. The uber charges $5 to pick him up and then $1.50 per mile that they drive him....Question
Levi is taking an Uber while he is on vacation. The uber charges $5 to pick him up and then $1.50 per mile that they drive him. Fill in the expression with the correct numbers to represent the given scenario. Let m s represent miles driven.
5
1.50
6.50
10
5
1.50
6.50
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To represent the total cost of Levi's Uber ride, we can form the expression based on the given charges. The total cost \( C \) can be represented by the following expression:
\[
C = 5 + 1.50m
\]
Where:
- \( 5 \) represents the base pick-up charge,
- \( 1.50 \) represents the cost per mile,
- \( m \) represents the number of miles driven.
So the complete expression is:
\[
C = 5 + 1.50m
\]
If you're looking for specific numbers, the expression itself already has the essential values included. If you want to calculate the total cost for specific values of \( m \), you can substitute \( m \) with any number of miles driven. For example:
- For \( m = 0 \) miles: \( C = 5 + 1.50(0) = 5 \)
- For \( m = 1 \) mile: \( C = 5 + 1.50(1) = 6.50 \)
- For \( m = 4 \) miles: \( C = 5 + 1.50(4) = 11 \)
Feel free to ask if you need more specific calculations!
\[
C = 5 + 1.50m
\]
Where:
- \( 5 \) represents the base pick-up charge,
- \( 1.50 \) represents the cost per mile,
- \( m \) represents the number of miles driven.
So the complete expression is:
\[
C = 5 + 1.50m
\]
If you're looking for specific numbers, the expression itself already has the essential values included. If you want to calculate the total cost for specific values of \( m \), you can substitute \( m \) with any number of miles driven. For example:
- For \( m = 0 \) miles: \( C = 5 + 1.50(0) = 5 \)
- For \( m = 1 \) mile: \( C = 5 + 1.50(1) = 6.50 \)
- For \( m = 4 \) miles: \( C = 5 + 1.50(4) = 11 \)
Feel free to ask if you need more specific calculations!
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