An electrician drives 4 miles round trip each day to his job. He can travel 300 miles before he needs to refill his car. He has already driven 100 miles. Which inequality gives the number of days, d, he can drives to work before he needs to refill his car?

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Mckinley Townsend

15 January, 07:57

An electrician drives 4 miles round trip each day to his job. He can travel 300 miles before he needs to refill his car. He has already driven 100 miles. Which inequality gives the number of days, d, he can drives to work before he needs to refill his car?

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Enzo Paul · Answer 1

Round trip = 4 Miles

Total Distance = 300 Miles

Miles already Driven = 100 Miles.

300 Miles - 100 Miles = 200 Miles.

200 Miles / 4 Miles = 50 (Miles cancel put). So, he can drive his car for the next 50 days according to the equation. (There is no set/particular equation for these kid of problems).