Step-by-step explanation:
Let's write the equations for the cost of each company in terms of x, where x represents the number of miles driven:
For Company A:
AA = $35 + $2x
For Company B:
BB = $100 + $1x
To find the number of miles driven, x, that would make the cost of each company the same, we can set AA equal to BB and solve for x:
$35 + $2x = $100 + $1x
Subtracting $1x from both sides:
$2x - $1x = $100 - $35
Simplifying:
$x = $65
Therefore, if Alyssa drives 65 miles, the cost of both Company A and Company B would be the same.