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What is the ratio of miles to cab fare?
A
1 : 2
B
1 : 3
C
1 : 4
D
1 : 5
Sherri Yackel
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1 : 2
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Choose the correct ratio for converting yards to miles?
A ratio tells the relationship of two measurements that stays the same even as the measurements increase or decrease. 1 yard is about 0.000568 miles. The ratio is thus 1/0.000568.
What is the correct ratio for converting miles to feet?
5280/1 mile
What ratio would you use to convert 1.5 miles to feet?
1 miles = 5280 feet, so you would use the equation 5280x = y, where x is miles, and y is the feet.To convert 1.5 miles to feet, you take 5280 x 1.5 = 7920 feet.
What ratio would you use to convert yards to miles?
what ratio would you use to convert 6.1 hours to minutes
Choose the correct ratio for converting miles to feet?
1mile/5280feet
What is a cab riders fee called?
Cab fare
How would you use fare in a sentence?
He paid the cab fare in cash.
What actors and actresses appeared in Cab Fare - 2008?
The cast of Cab Fare - 2008 includes: Leif Gantvoort Jeremy Luke
What actors and actresses appeared in The Cab Fare - 2012?
The cast of The Cab Fare - 2012 includes: Helen Yuen as May (Elderly)
What is a good sentence for fare?
The bus fare to Schenectady is $3.00; the cab fare for the same distance is $32.00.
Can you use fare in a sentence?
You will either pay the fare to ride in the cab, or you will have to walk.
How much is cab fare in Chicago?
It depends on the cab you are taking and the driver that will be driving you
What is a taxi cab customer called?
Fare
Does Medicaid cover cab fare?
no, not a medical necessity
What is the cab fare for a one mile cab ride in New York city cost?
I've provided a list of all of the fares per the NYC Taxi and Limousine Commission (which governs the city's fares).The important thing to remember when looking at these numbers is that you often sit in traffic in the cab- you are charged for that time as well as the time/mileage spent moving. Also, if you're visiting the city- please be aware of "gypsy" cabs (black cars) that try to pick up passengers when you can't find a cab. If you insist on taking one- agree on a price before entering the car.Standard City Rate (Rate Code 1)$2.50 upon entry$0.50 for each additional unitThe unit fare is:one-fifth of a mile, when the taxicab is traveling at 6 miles an hour or more; or60 seconds when not in motion or traveling at less than 6 miles per hour.The taximeter shall combine fractional measures of distance and time in accruing a unit of fare. Any combination of distance or time shall be computed by the taximeter in accordance with the National Institute of Standards and Technology Handbook 44.The fare shall include pre-assessment of the unit currently being accrued; the amount due may therefore include a full unit charge for a final, fractional unit.Night surcharge of $.50 after 8:00 PM & before 6:00 AMPeak hour Weekday Surcharge of $1.00 Monday - Friday after 4:00 PM & before 8:00 PMNew York State Tax Surcharge of $.50 per ride.Flat Fare from John F. Kennedy (JFK) Airport:For trips between (to and from) Manhattan and JFK International Airport, the flat fare is $52.00 plus any tolls using Rate Code 2 on the meter. A NY State Tax Surcharge of $.50 will be added to each trip.If passengers request multiple stops, the flat rate of $52.00 will be collected at the first stop in either Manhattan or JFK International Airport, and the meter will be activated at Rate Code 1 (standard city rate) for the remainder of the trip. The metered fare should be collected at the last stop, from the last passenger.All trips between JFK International Airport and New York City destinations other than Manhattan will use that standard metered rate.TollsOn all trips within New York City, any bridge and tunnel tolls to the destination shall be paid by the passenger, who shall be informed before the start of the trip.On all trips within New York City, return tolls shall not be charged except for trips over the Cross Bay Veterans, Marine Parkway-Gil Hodges Memorial, and Verrazano Narrows Bridges.On trips beyond New York City, all necessary tolls to and from the destination shall be paid by the passenger.
