A rental car company charges $49.67 per day to rent a car and $0.14 for every mile driven. Easton wants to rent a car, knowing that:He plans to drive 475 miles.He has at most $290 to spend.What is the maximum number of days that Easton can rent the car while staying within his budget?

A rental car company charges $49.67 per day to rent a car and $0.14 for every mile driven. Easton wants to rent a car, knowing that:He plans to drive 475 miles.He has at most $290 to spend.

A business traveler rents a car for $75 a day, and $0.50 for each mile. If the trip will last 3 days and the traveler can spend no more than $400, how many miles can be driven? Explain your reasoning and express the formula as an inequality.

Emily embarks on a cross-country bicycle journey and has a budget of $490. She rents a bicycle for $5 and pays an additional $1.75 per mile. Her miscellaneous expenses, such as camping gear and food, total $30. What is the maximum distance (in miles) Emily covers with her budget?

Philip has $883 available on his credit card, and he wants to rent a car for vacation. If he spends $601 on a rental car, how much will he still have available on his credit card?

The cost, in dollars, of a one-day car rental is given by C(x) = 31 + 0.18x, where x is the number of miles driven. In this function,