You rent a car for one day. Your total bill is 60 dollars. You estimate your mileage to be about 100 miles does the bill seem reasonable? Explain.Exactly how many miles did you drive?

What is the daily rate? What is the charge per mile?

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U drove a total of 125 miles

To determine if the bill for renting a car is reasonable, we need to consider the rental rate and the mileage charges.

First, let's calculate the rental rate per day. Since the total bill is $60 and you rented the car for one day, the rental rate per day is $60.

Next, let's consider the estimated mileage. If you estimate your mileage to be about 100 miles, we need to determine the mileage charges.

Typically, car rental companies charge a certain amount per mile driven in addition to the daily rental rate. However, without knowing the specific mileage rate, we cannot determine the exact cost of the mileage charges.

To calculate the exact mileage charges, we would need to know the mileage rate, which can vary depending on the car rental company and location. Once we have the mileage rate, we can multiply it by the number of miles driven (in this case, 100 miles) to find the exact cost of mileage charges.

Based on the given information, we can conclude that the bill of $60 seems reasonable if it includes both the daily rental rate and mileage charges. However, to determine the exact cost of the mileage charges and the total number of miles driven, we would need additional information.