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Lonnie rented a motorcycle for $40 plus $50 per mile that he rode.If his bill was $490, How many miles did he ride?
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Lonnie rented a motorcycle for $40 plus $50 per mile that he rode.If his bill was $490, How many miles did he ride?
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he rode 9 miles
Explanation:
490-40=450
450/50=9
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