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The gas tank on your lawn mower holds 1/8 gallon of fuel. You can mow 2 1/4 lawns with one tank of fuel. At this rate, how many

lawns could you mow with 1 gallon of gas?

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blagie [28]3 years ago

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At 1/8 of a gallon you can mow 2 1/4 so for 1 gallon just multiply 2 1/4 by 8
16+2 is 18

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