The cost of a car rental is $30 per day plus 20 cents per mile. You are on a daily budget of $94. Write and solve an inequality to find the greatest distance you can drive each day while staying within your budget. Find 2 other two-step inequalities with the same solutions.

STEP 1

determine inequality

Car rental= $30 per day

Mileage= $0.20 per mile

m= number miles driven

Add daily rental charge to the quantity of (number of miles driven multiplied by the per mile charge). This has to be less than or equal to the budget of $94 a day.

$30+ ($0.20 * m) ≤ $94

$30 + $0.20m ≤ $94

STEP 2

solve

$30 + $0.20m ≤ $94

subtract 30 from both sides

0.20m ≤ 64

divide both sides by 0.20

m ≤ 320 mile limit

ANSWER:

Inequality: $30 + $0.20m ≤ $94

320 miles is the daily mileage limit and can be driven daily to stay under (or equal to) the $94 daily budget.

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