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2 years ago

Nelda drove 315 kilometers and used 35 liters of gasoline. Her car averaged how many kilometers per liter of gas?

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Inessa [10]2 years ago

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Going 315 km uses up 35 liters of gasoline

On average, 1 liter of gasoline can travel the number of kilometers:

315 : 35 = 9 liters of gasoline

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Nelda drove 315 kilometers and used 35 liters of gasoline. Her car averaged how many kilometers per liter of gas?​

Nelda drove 315 kilometers and used 35 liters of gasoline. Her car averaged how many kilometers per liter of gas?