A boat can travel 112 miles on 14 gallons of gasoline. How much gasoline will it need to go 96 miles?
2 answers:
12. Divide 112 by 14 which comes to 8. Then take 96 and divide 96 by 8. Then you get 12
Divide 112 by 14 to get 8, the miles per gallon. Then, divide 96 by 8, and you get 12, the amount of gallons it used to travel 96 miles. The answer is 12
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