Jeff has 50,670 miles on his truck he drives 200 miles each week traveling to and from work he plans on selling his truck after he reaches 75,000 miles. Write an equation that could be used to determine the number of weeks, w, that it will take Jeff to have 75,000 miles on his truck

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Azul Casey

Mathematics

23 January, 21:23

Jeff has 50,670 miles on his truck he drives 200 miles each week traveling to and from work he plans on selling his truck after he reaches 75,000 miles. Write an equation that could be used to determine the number of weeks, w, that it will take Jeff to have 75,000 miles on his truck

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Liana Conner · Answer 1

Liana Conner 23 January, 21:40

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Raegan Marsh · Answer 2

The answer is: 75,000 = 50,670 + 200w

Step-by-step explanation:

For Plato users: The total number of miles for the truck is equal to the number of miles the truck has initially traveled plus the additional miles that Jeff drives each week. The initial number of miles is 50,670. The total number of miles added is 200w, which is the rate of increase per week, 200, times the number of weeks, w. Set the total number of miles, 75,000, equal to the sum of the initial mileage and the total weekly additional mileage to complete the equation representing this situation.