Use PEMDAS.
17-(6×10÷2)+12
6×10=60 divide by 2 to get 30
now: 17-30+12
17-30=-13
-13+12=-1
First, you would find out how much 1 gallon of gas would cost
You would calculate $19.46 divided by 14 gallons
Your quotient is $1.39
Then, you would divide how much money you actually have ( $8.70 ) by how much 1 gallon is ( $1.39 )
You get 6.25...
But since you cannot by 1/4 a gallon, you would round your quotient down to 6
Solution : 6 gallons
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