A car rental company charges a daily rate of Gh¢40 per mile driven. If a car is rented for 3 days and driven a total of 200 miles, what is the total rental cost?

This problem requires calculating the total rental cost based on a daily rate and miles driven. The phrasing "a daily rate of Gh¢40 per mile driven" is a bit unusual, but the most common interpretation for such problems is that there are two components to the cost: a fixed daily charge and a variable mileage charge.

However, the phrasing "charges a daily rate of Gh¢40 per mile driven" implies that the daily rate itself is defined by the miles driven. This means the cost for each day is Gh¢40 multiplied by the miles driven on that specific day. Since the problem gives total miles (200 miles) over 3 days, but not the daily distribution of miles, we must assume that the "Gh¢40