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Use an inequality and the five-step process to solve each problem.Refer to Exercise $57 .$ If Abriana's rental car gets $30 \mathrm{mpg},$ how many miles must she drive in order to make the first option more economical?
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This is done by multiplying the cost per gallon, $3.99, by the total number of gallons, 14. This gives us $3.99 \times 14 = 55.86$. Show more…
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