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Fred’s car gets 36 miles per gallon on highways and 26 miles per gallon when driving in cities. If Fred has a 12-gallon tank, ho

w many miles can he travel in the city before having to refill his tank?

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Sedaia [141]2 years ago

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Answer:

12 gallons x 26 miles per gallon = 312

Fred can travel up to 312 miles

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