We know that, in the US, the average mile per gallon was 25 mpg in 2015. Since we don't have the mile per gallon of the car in our problem, we are going to use that average.
For our first situation, <span>drive 0.3 miles to fill up for $3.59 per gallon:
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<span>We just proved that in our trip, we used 0.012 gallon, and at $3.59 per gallon; we will pay (0.012)(3.59)=$0.04 for that gasoline.
For our second situation, </span><span>drive 1.2 miles to fill up for $3.41 per gallon:
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We just proved that in our trip, we used 0.048 gallon, and at $3.41 per gallon; we will pay (0.048)(3.41)=$0.16 for that gasoline.
We can conclude that is much better to drive 0.3 miles to fill up for $3.59 per gallon than drive <span>1.2 miles to fill up for $3.41 per gallon.</span>
Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
Start by expanding the
into the
bracket using the distributive method:

Now, expand the result into the remaining bracket:

Answer:
1/2 = r
Step-by-step explanation:
7r + 21 = 49r
Subtract 7r from each side
7r-7r + 21 = 49r-7r
21 = 42r
Divide each side by 2
21/42 = 42r/42
1/2 = r
It will be 50,000 =10*5,000
Answer:
C
Step-by-step explanation: