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QveST [7]
3 years ago
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Mathematics
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Hunter-Best [27]3 years ago
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The answer to your questions is 224. I hope this helped! Good luck on anymore tests and questions.
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20 gallons were used from the tank with the octane rating of 80.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given : One tank of gasoline has an octane rating of 140 and another tank of gasoline has an octane rating of 80. To obtain a mixture of 60 gallons with an octane rating of 120.

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Solution : Let x be the volume of gas whose octane rating is 140 and

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(1) x\times140 + y\times80 = 60\times120

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<h3>How to approximation a decimal?</h3>

The decimal to be approximated is as follows;

53.864

The first option rounded the decimal to 2 significant figures or a whole number.

The second option is incorrect because they rounded it wrongly to 2 decimal places. The correct 2 decimal round is 53.86.

The third option is approximated rightly to one decimal place.

The last option is rounded to the closes tens term.

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