the Honda CRV gets 37 miles per gallon on average how much carbon dioxide will be admitted if the Honda were driven 400 miles

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According to the equation located here: https://www.1728.org/glwarmng.htm burning one gallon of gasoline produces 19.3 pounds of carbon dioxide.

So, if a car gets 37 miles per gallon and if it travels 400 miles, it will use 10.81 gallons of gasoline and will produce 19.3 * 10.81 = 208.63 pounds of carbon dioxide.

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