One gallon of gasoline (6.3 lbs.) produces about 20 lbs. of carbon dioxide. This may seem weird and untrue, however, most of that weight comes from the oxygen in the air. Following the math on this means that we multiply 17.2 gallons of gas by 20 lbs. of co2 per gallon of gas burned.
This gives us the answer of 344 lbs. of carbon dioxide burned per tank of gas. (From a 2013 Honda Accord)
Answer:3
Step-by-step explanation:
C is the answer. By only looking at the domain (the stuff on the right in the functions), you can see that the first equation has a hole at x=2, meaning it does not have a value here at x=2. When x<2, there are values for the 1st function. When x>2, there are values for the second function, as well as when x=2
Since 300 is 100%, you treat it as such.
300/(100/70) = 210 (rounded)
You do a similar thing for 600
1/4 of 100 is 25
100/25 = 4
600 / 4 = 150
70% of 300 is more.
Answer:
142
Step-by-step explanation:
- Round the numbers to their nearest WHOLE NUMBER.
