Gasoline mileage of a car is 40 mph. On a smooth road, it’s milage is 5% higher. What is it’s milea on a smooth road?
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It helps to think of a simpler problem. Let's say mpg is 20 and 10% higher on a smooth road.
How many miles will you get with one gallon on a regular road?
How many more miles will you get on a smooth road? 10% more, right? How much is that?
OK - so you've now solved a simpler problem. Use the exact some process to solve your, more complicated, problem.
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