Mathematics, 13.06.2020 01:57 qwertylol12345

A cab charges $1.45 for the first mile and $0.55 for each additional mile. Write and solve an inequality to determine how many miles Ariel can travel if she has $35 to spend. Your

$1.45 + $0.55x ≥ $35; x ≥ 61 miles

$1.45 + $0.55x ≤ $35; x ≤ 61 miles

$0.55 + $1.45x ≥ $35; x ≥ 23 miles

$0.55 + $1.45x ≤ $35; x ≤ 23 miles

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