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3 years ago

Supposed gasoline cost $2.54 per gallon how much would it cost to fill a 12 gallon tank

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NemiM [27]3 years ago

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It will cost $30.48 to fill a 12 gallon tank.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given,

Cost of gasoline = $2.54 per gallon

Number of gallons in tank = 12 gallons

Cost of 12 gallons = Cost of gasoline per gallon * Number of gallons

Cost of 12 gallons = 2.54 * 12

Cost of 12 gallons = $30.48

It will cost $30.48 to fill a 12 gallon tank.

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