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adams car can travel 450 miles on a full tank of gas. his gas tank can hold 15 gallons. kennys car can travel 416 miles on a ful

l tank of gas his gas tank can hold 13 gallons which car geets better gas mileage.

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Elden [556K]3 years ago

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450/15 = 30 mpg -- Adam's
416/13 = 32 mpg -- Kenny's

Kenny is going to get the better gas mileage at 32 mpg (miles per gallon)

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