Ezequiel Cardenas

Mathematics

3 July, 00:43

A taxi driver charges $3.50 per mile traveled. The driver gave a 10-mile ride, a 5.5-mile ride, and a 19-mile ride. The driver then spends $50 to fill up the gas tank before giving a final ride of 26 miles. Which numeric expression represents the dollar amounts the driver had after each action, in order?

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