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Jim’s Taxi Service charges an initial fee of $2.25 at the beginning of a trip and an additional charge of $0.35 for each 2/5 of a mile traveled. What is the total charge for a trip of 3.6 miles?

A．$3.15

B．$4.45

C．$4.80

D．$5.O5

E．$5.4O

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