prompt = 'Enter the total miles travelled: ';
dist = round(input(prompt), 2);
cost = 0;
if dist<=100
cost = dist;
elseif dist<=300
cost = 100 + (dist-100)*0.8;
else
cost = 100 + (300-100)*0.8 + (dist-300)*0.7;
end
cost = round(cost, 2);
avg = round(cost / dist, 2);
fprintf('For a total distance of %d miles, the total cost is $%d
and the average cost per mile is $%d.',dist, cost, avg);
Output:
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