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Mathematics, 20.10.2021 19:50 harlon852

Rachel has $19.31 for a cab ride. There is an initial fee of $4.90 with a $1.25 charge for every mile traveled. This situation is modeled by the equation 1.25m + 4.90 = 19.31, where m represents the number of miles traveled. How many miles can Rachel travel? (round to the nearest tenth of miles traveled)

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