If gasoline is $2.159 per gallon in the us. How much would it cost in gasoline to drive 600 miles?

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Goryan [66]3 years ago

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1 gallon is 20 miles so if u driving 600 miles 600/20=30 thats 30 gallons u need 30 times 2.159 is 64.77 so
$64.77

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