1. **State the problem:**
Marc's family plans to drive a total distance of 150 miles at an average speed of 30 miles per hour.
Marc creates the expression $$150 - 30h$$.
We need to determine what this expression calculates.
2. **Understand the expression:**
The expression $$150 - 30h$$ subtracts the product of speed and time from the total distance.
3. **Recall the formula for distance traveled:**
Distance traveled after $$h$$ hours at speed $$30$$ mph is $$30h$$ miles.
4. **Interpret the expression:**
Since $$150$$ is the total distance and $$30h$$ is the distance traveled after $$h$$ hours, the expression $$150 - 30h$$ represents the remaining distance to be traveled after $$h$$ hours.
5. **Conclusion:**
Marc's expression calculates the distance remaining after $$h$$ hours of driving.
**Final answer:** The distance remaining after $$h$$ hours of driving.
Distance Remaining 56E232
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