The cost of a car rental is $30per day plus per mile. You are on a daily budget of $75. Write and solve an inequality to find the greatest distance you can drive each day while staying within your budget. Use pencil and paper. Find 2 other two-step inequalities with the same solutions.

Step-by-step explanation:

Cost ≤ per day amount + daily mileage amount.   * miles

75 ≥ 30 + daily mileage amount * miles

That's as far as I can take you. Two other equations are impossible without the daily mileage amount.

I can make one up. Suppose it is 75 cents a mile

75 ≥ 30 + 0.75 * x       Subtract 30 from both sides

75 - 30 ≥ 0.75*x

40 ≥ 0.75*x                 Divide by 0.75

40/0.75 ≥ x

53.33 miles = x  

Anything more and you are going over budget. Anything less is fine.

This is enough to get you started without knowing what the rate per mile is.

Step-by-step explanation:

tan30° = Opposite/Adjacent = 3/x.

=> 3/x = √3/3, x = 3√3 = 5.2.

sin30° = Opposite/Hypotenuse = 3/y.

=> 3/y = 1/2, y = 6.

The correct answer is the 1st and 3rd options.