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Mathematics, 23.01.2022 14:00, jenna6891

2. Cindy Mitchell is trying to determine the cost per mile to operate her sports car over the past year. Her variable costs, such as gasoline and maintenance, have been about $600. Her fixed costs, including
insurance and registration fees, plus $800 depreciation, have been $1,250. She has driven the car 6,500
miles. Find Mitchell's cost per mile.

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