So,
We could write the following equation, where "x" is the number of miles travelled.
[tex]0.35x+25=51.95[/tex]If we solve this equation, the first thing we're going to do is to let all "x terms" in a side of the equation and all the numbers in the other side. If "25" is summing in a side, it will change its sign when we pass it to the other side. Like this:
[tex]0.35x=51.95-25[/tex]Now, we substract the numbers above and get:
[tex]0.35x=26.95[/tex]Now, if 0.35 is multiplying "x", we are going to pass this number to divide the amount in the other side:
[tex]x=\frac{26.95}{0.35}=77[/tex]Therefore, Ken travelled 77 miles.