The fuel economy of the vehicle at 65 mph can be determined using the given equation. The fuel economy, y, can be solved by substituting the car's speed, x, to 65. Doing this, will result to y = 36.5988. Thus, the correct answer among the choices is that the fuel economy of the vehicle at 65 mph is about 37 mpg.
Answer:

Explanation:
[ Divide Both Sides By 12y ]
12xy / 12y = 5z / 12y
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Answer:
M=(9, 13.5)
Step-by-step explanation:
What you do is you need to use the midpoint formula.
(x_1+x_2/2), (y_1+y_2/2).
(11, 13) and (7, 14) are your points and you put those numbers into the equation.
11 and 7 are x and 13 and 14 are y.
(11+7/2), (13+14/2)
M=(9, 13.5) is your answer.