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Mathematics, 27.06.2019 09:00 lailalorinda

Camilla borrows a book from the library for d days. the library charges a late fee 0.10 dollars per day that the book is late. if camilla returns the book more than 21 days after she borrowed it, the expression 0.10(d? 21) represents the total late fee camilla owes. what does (d? 21) represent in this context?

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