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Question #: 263
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A taxi company costs $2.75 for the first quarter-mile and 12.5 cents for each additional quarter mile. What is the maximum distance you can travel with $6.50?

  • A. 4 miles
  • B. 5 3/4 miles
  • C. 6 1/2 miles
  • D. 7 3/4 miles
  • E. 8 1/4 miles
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Suggested Answer: D 🗳️
Since you spend $2.75 for the first quarter mile, you have $3.75 (6.5 2.75) left to spend on mile intervals. $3.75 divided by $.125 equals 30 quarter miles. The
30 miles, plus the initial quarter mile, makes a total of 31quarter miles. 31 quarter-miles equal 7.75 miles.

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