Suppose that Mario owns a company that rents moving vans. Mario's customers pay $20 per day to rent a van and an additional $0.59/mi. Thus, a customer who rents a van for one day and drives it x miles must pay a total cost of C = 20 + 0.59x. Over the last two months, Mario had 40 customers who made one-day rentals. All together, these customers drove the vans a combined 5200 mi. Find the mean cost for these customers. Round the answer to the nearest cent. mean cost: $

Suppose that Mario owns a company that rents moving vans. Mario's customers pay $20 per day to rent a van and an additional $0.59/mi. Thus, a customer who rents a van for one day and drives it x miles must pay a total cost of C = 20 + 0.59x. Over the last two months, Mario had 40 customers who made one-day rentals. All together, these customers drove the vans a combined 5200 mi. Find the mean cost for these customers. Round the answer to the nearest cent. mean cost: $

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Suppose that Mario owns a company that rents moving vans. Mario's customers pay $20 per day to rent a van and an
additional $0.59/mi. Thus, a customer who rents a van for one day and drives it x miles must pay a total cost of
C = 20 + 0.59x. Over the last two months, Mario had 40 customers who made one-day rentals. All together, these customers
drove the vans a combined 5200 mi. Find the mean cost for these customers. Round the answer to the nearest cent.
mean cost: $

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