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Section 9.4 Practice: Relational and Equality Operators

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You are writing a C program that calculates the price of a rental car, depending on how many miles the user wants to drive. If the user drives less than 50 miles then the price of the car is a flat fee of $40. If on the other hand the user drives 50 or more miles, then the cost is computed as $0.70 per mile plus a handling fee of $5.

Please complete the following C program: After the user has entered the number of miles they wish to drive, the program should output the price of the rental car in dollars (with two decimal places).

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When your program performs correctly you’ll be given a keyword to enter in Canvas.

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