The link leads to a single table, and that table doesn't show [ y = 18x ].
You're looking for a table in which each 'y'-value is
18 times the 'x'-value that's right next to it.
Good luck in your quest.
Well, we need to divide $36.25 by 12.5. This will give us the per gallon price. So 36.25/12.5=2.90.
So regular gasoline is $2.90 a gallon
So, now we know this, if we add 14¢ to 2.90, we get $3.04. Now, we multiply 3.04 by 12.5=38. So, 12 and a half gallons of premium gas costs $38
I think it is 84.8528137424cm^2
Answer:
166 marbles
Step-by-step explanation:
83 multiplied by 2 is 166
