Joshua is planning a 1020-mile driving trip. His car gets an average of 30 mpg, and the cost of gas is about $4.06/gallon. What is the approximate driving cost of the trip
2 answers:
Answer:
$138.04
Step-by-step explanation:
The trip is 1020 mile and Joshua gets 30 miles per gallon. So the number of gallons needed can be found by dividing 1020 by 30.
Number of gallons needed = gallons
If it costs $4.06 per gallon, 34 gallons would cost:
dollars
30 miles for a single gallon. first we find out how many gallons would be used. number of gallons = 1020/30 gallons = 34. and since 1 gallon costs $4.06 34 gallons would cost = 34 x 4.06 = $138.04
You might be interested in
4 x 3 = 12 1 x 3 = 3 12 + 3 = 15 answer 15 square units
Answer:
Linear because every x, it goes -4 in y. Therefore, it is linear.
Hope this helps :)
(x+17)(x+17)=
I believe this is what you are looking for friend
z = 4/5
If you take the cube roots of 64 and 125, you get 4 and 5 respectively.