For every liter she used, she drove 8 kilometers. In this problem you are finding the unit rate. In order to do this you divide 48 (kilometers) by 6 (liters of gasoline).
48 Divided by 6 equals to 6 Kilometers
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6 Divided by 6 equals to 1 Liter
For the second question you divide the liter by 6. Amelia used 0.1666 liters of gasoline per kilometer. 0.1666 is equivalent to 1/6.
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
Unless the data is skewed (which means there is outliers) then you use mean as the most accurate. If you have a skewed graph or outliers then mean would mislead you to believe prices are higher (if you have high outliers) or low (if you have low outliers). Median is typically very accurate. Mode may be inaccurate if you have a lot of prices in a really high or low value.
