Question 3: The gasoline gauge on a van initially read ⅛ full. When 15 gallons of gasoline were added to the tank, the gauge the
n read ¾ full. How many more gallons would be needed to fill the tank?
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6
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3/4=6/8
6/8-1/8=5/8
So 5/8 of the tank is 15 gallons. This means each 1/8 of a tank is 3 gallons.
The van is currently 6/8 full. We need to add another 2/8 to completely fill the tank.
2x3=6
You’ll need 6 more gallons to fill the tank.
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