Two payment options to rent a car: you can pay $20 a day plus 25¢ a mile (option a) or pay $10 a day plus 50¢ a mile (option b). for what amount of daily miles will option a be the cheaper plan?

You must drive more than 40 miles to make option A the cheaper plan

Solution:

Two payment options to rent a car

Let "x" be the number of miles driven in one day

You can pay $20 a day plus 25¢ a mile (Option A)

25 cents is equal to 0.25 dollars

OPTION A :  20 + 0.25x

You pay $10 a day plus 50¢ a mile (Option B)

50 cents equal to 0.50 dollars

Option B: 10 + 0.50x

For what amount of daily miles will option A be the cheaper plan ?

For option A to be cheaper, Option A must be less than option B

Option A < Option B

Solve the inequality

Add -0.50x on both sides

Add - 20 on both sides,

Divide both sides by 0.25

Thus you must drive more than 40 miles to make option A the cheaper plan

the answer is a

step-by-step explanation:

because if you put 1 in to the square root of x it equals 300.

thats not a system of equations, that is a solution