Jayson’s car can go 300 miles on 12.5 gallons of gasoline. How far can he drive on 42 gallons of gas?

1 answer:

fomenos2 years ago

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$300\ miles\ on\ 12,5\ gallons\\
x\ miles\ \ on\ \ \ 42\ gallons\\\\
Making\ proportion:\\
300-12,5\\
x-42\\\\
Cross\ multiplication\\
300*42=12,5x\\\\12600=12,5x\ \ \ | divide\ by\ 12,5\\\\
x=1008\\\\
He\ can\ drive\ 1008\ miles\ on\ 42 \ gallons\ of\ gas.$

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