langy25 langy25
  • 17-06-2014
  • Mathematics
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If you traveled 226 miles during a 4 hour trip and used 10.5 gallons of gasoline, which expression tells you how many miles unto the gallon your car got on avarage

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AL2006
AL2006 AL2006
  • 17-06-2014
"Fuel economy" = "miles per gallon" = (distance traveled) divided by (gallons used)

mpg = (226 miles) / (10.5 gallons) = 21.52 miles per gallon (rounded)

It makes absolutely no difference whether the trip took 4 hours or 4 years.
That information is there just to try and trip you up.  You don't need it.
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