Both vehicles will never have the same amount of fuel in their tanks
<h3>In how many miles will both vehicles have the same amount of fuel in their tanks?</h3>
The given parameters are:
Vehicle A
Initial = 22-gallon
Rate = 20 miles per gallon
Vehicle B
Initial = 16.7-gallon
Rate = 30 miles per gallon
The equation of each vehicle is represented as;
Fuel = Initial - Rate * Number of miles
So, we have
y = 22 - 20x --- A
y = 16.7 - 30x --- B
Substitute y = 16.7 - 30x in y = 22 - 20x
16.7 - 30x = 22 - 20x
Collect the like terms
30x - 20x = 16.7 - 22
Evaluate the difference
10x = -5.3
Divide by 10
x = -0.53
Distance cannot be negative
Hence, both vehicles will never have the same amount of fuel in their tanks
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Answer:
3120 m³
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Answer:
0.67!
Step-by-step explanation:
0.6 is just 0.60 which is less than 0.67
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Answer 14 b^5
