Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:
25 gallons
Step-by-step explanation:
Assuming miles-per-gallon is a constant, the amount of gas is proportional to the miles driven:
gallons/(500 mi) = (13 gal)/(260 mi)
gallons = (500 mi)/(260 mi)(13 gal) . . . . multiply by 500 mi
gallons = 25 gal . . . . do the arithmetic
The van will need 25 gallons of gas to go 500 miles.
<u>To find the constant of proportionality:</u>
⇒ must define constant of proportionality
⇒ <em>Constant of Proportionality: ratio of two proportional values at a </em>
constant value
⇒ (in this case) two proportional values are x and y
<u>The ratio between x and y is equal to</u>

<u>Answer:</u> <u>55</u> or <u>Choice 1</u>
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Hope that helps!
It might be 0.133928571.....? I am unsure though. Sorry if this doesn't help
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