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3 years ago

Please need help I will be MARKING as BRIANILIST, thank you so much.

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Karo-lina-s [1.5K]3 years ago

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Answer:

Here is the mpg for each 6 cylinder:

(23), (24), (30), (23) ,(21), (20) ,(23), (21) ,(23), (22)

i : between 20-24 = 9/10

ii between 25-29 = 0/10

iii at least 30 mpg = 1/10

c- 38, 28,25,26,24,25

d- the mileage of six cylinder car is less than the mileage of four cylinder cars using the same amount of fuel. it is somehow accurate, other factor that affects is the model of the car and how big it is.

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