Lori rented a car for one day. the daily rental rate was $12.50 plus 25 cents per mile. The total cost of her?

AlgebraLori rented a car for one day. the daily rental rate was $12.50 plus 25 cents per mile. The total cost of her?
$12.50 because she didn't drive itLori rented a car for one day. the daily rental rate was $12.50 plus 25 cents per mile. The total cost of her?
25 cents times however many miles plus the $12.50 car rental. Without the number of miles you can't answer the question.
Missing info here. You need either the total cost (if figuring how many miles) or the total miles (if you need to figure total cost).
How many miles did she drive? If D = how many days she had the car, and M = the total number of miles she drove, then it's (12.5 x D) + (M x .25) =answer.
Can't figure the problem out without more info - How many miles did she travel?
the miles she drove multiplied by 0.25 then add $12.50. Example:





she drove 45 miles





45*0.25=11.25


$11.25+$12.50=$23.75





or





(a*0.25)+12.5=x
I agree with the other two; you either need to know how far she drove, or how much she spent in all. Unless, however, they want an equation for how much she would spend if the mileage was a variable, in which case cost (C) = 12.50 + (0.25x) where ';x'; = the number of miles driven.
If that is the entire question - $12.50.





Mileage amount is not stated.
Question is incomplete...how many miles did she drive in the day?