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Paul wants to know when gas would have cost about $1.50 per gallon. What step should he take?

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he should know how much gallons he need to fill his car up
multiply 1.50 by the amount of gallons he need so he should know how much money to spend on that many gallons
hoped i helped and brainlist plz

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