Two truck rental companies have different rates. V-Haul has a base charge of $80.00, plus $0.75 per mile. W-Haul has a base charge of $57.65, plus $0.90 per mile. For how many miles would these two companies charge the same amount? Those two companies would charge the same amount of money, if a driver drives miles. (Enter a numeric response, without units)

Two truck rental companies have different rates. V-Haul has a base charge of $80.00, plus $0.75 per mile. W-Haul has a base charge of $57.65, plus $0.90 per mile. For how many miles would these two companies charge the same amount? Those two companies would charge the same amount of money, if a driver drives miles. (Enter a numeric response, without units)

SWFT Individual Income Taxes

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Chapter18: Accounting Periods And Methods

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