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Tom wants to rent a truck for two days and pay no more than $300. How far can he drive the truck if the truck rental costs $49 a day plus $0.40 a mile?

Correct answer: B. 505

  • A. 490
  • B. 505
  • C. 520
  • D. 535

Explanation

Rent for two days = $49 + $49 = $98 Leftover Fuel Expense = $300 - $98 = $202 Number of miles = Leftover Fuel Expense/Expense per mile = 202/0.4 = 505 miles

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