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Create a mathematical model for determining the total costs involved in driving from Atlanta to New York City. Be sure to think critically about all possible costs included in the trip and include them in your model. Assume that you have $2,000 available before the trip, so solve your model to show the funds remaining after the trip.

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In this solution we create a mathematical model to determine the total costs of a road-trip.

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888 miles or 1429 km is the distance
Average speed = 90 miles or 145 km
Time needed = 1429/145 = around ...

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