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marusya05 [52]
3 years ago
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Your car averages 28 miles per gallon (MPG). Your trip to work averages 14 miles. Gas costs 2.89 per gallon. What do you spend o

n average for gas per month going to work and back. (Assume you work 20 days per month).
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1 answer:
gogolik [260]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

57.8$

Explanation:

Here we know that:

- One trip to work averages 14 miles

- Therefore, one return trip home-work averages 14*2=28 miles

- You work 20 days per month

So, the average number of miles per month is:

m=28\cdot 20 =560 mi

Then, we also know that the car averages 28 miles per gallon; this means that the number of gallons consumed on average in 1 month is equal to the average number of miles (560) divided by 28:

g=\frac{560 mi}{28 mi/gal}=20 gal

So, 20 gallons per month.

Finally, we know that the cost of the gas is 2.89$/gallon. Therefore, the average total cost per month is equal to the average number of gallons per month (20) times the cost per gallon:

cost = (20 gal)\cdot (\$2.89/gal)=\$57.8

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