Table 1 expresses the travel distance between the stations of a certain railroad.
Moreover, the relation between the travel distance of this railroad and a fare is shown as Fig. 1.
In the graph of Fig. 1, the point indicated by ○ is not included in a graph the point indicated by ● is included in the graph.
Moreover, the relation between the travel distance of this railroad and a fare is shown as Fig. 1.
In the graph of Fig. 1, the point indicated by ○ is not included in a graph the point indicated by ● is included in the graph.
For example, the travel distance from B station to C station is 185.8 km and the fare is 3810 yen.
The travel distance from B station to D station is 240 km and the fare is 4430 yen.
Even when travel distance exceeds 260 km, the rule of the fare of Fig. 1 is applied.
Answer the following questions.
(1) Find the travel distance from A station to D station.
(2) After Taro got on from A station to B station and finished shopping, he got on from B station to D station.
Jiro got on from A station to D station without stopping over.
How much was the sum total of the fare which Taro paid more than the fare which Jiro paid?
The travel distance from B station to D station is 240 km and the fare is 4430 yen.
Even when travel distance exceeds 260 km, the rule of the fare of Fig. 1 is applied.
Answer the following questions.
(1) Find the travel distance from A station to D station.
(2) After Taro got on from A station to B station and finished shopping, he got on from B station to D station.
Jiro got on from A station to D station without stopping over.
How much was the sum total of the fare which Taro paid more than the fare which Jiro paid?
Answer
(1) 420.2 km
(2) 710 yen
(2) 710 yen
