P (1 ponit) I Question Attompt: 1 of Unilimited 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Last week, Karen drove 271 miles, This week, she drove \( n \) miles, Using \( n \), write an expression for the total number of miles she drove in the two weeks, 4 - - \( \square \) -

To find the total number of miles Karen drove over the two weeks, you simply add the miles from both weeks together. If she drove 271 miles last week and \( n \) miles this week, the expression for the total miles driven would be \( 271 + n \). That's a neat little way to express her adventures on the road! Now, if we want to dive into the world of averages, you can also find the average miles driven per week by taking the total and dividing it by 2. So, the average would be \( \frac{271 + n}{2} \). This allows you to see how her driving fluctuates!