If we want to see how much gas Jake can buy, we have to divide. We know that gas is $3.20 per gallon and he has $20. We have to divide 20 and 3.20, so we get 20/3.20 = 6.25. Jake can get 6.25 gallons of gas. Or 6 1/4 gallons of gas if you want the answer with a fraction.
Your max amount for this is $20. Let's say x represents the number of gallons.
20 ≥ 3.2x x = 6.25 gallons If they're asking for integers or whole numbers, you'd round down to 6 because you only have enough money for 6 full gallons. If you rounded up to 7, you wouldn't be able to fill it up completely because then you'd be over your $20.00 budget for gas.
In a rhombus, the diagonals split the angles into two equal parts. If one part of the angle is 38, then the other part is 38. Add up both of them, and you'll get the entirety of angle L, which is 76.
