The gallons of gas that each vehicle would consume for the different amounts of driving are as follows:
a) For 300 mi of city driving plus 100 mi of highway driving, car A will consume <u>12.825 gallons</u> of gas, while car B will consume <u>14.05 gallons</u> of gas.
b) For 100 mi of city driving plus 300 mi of highway driving, car A will consume <u>13.475 gallons</u> of gas, while car B will consume <u>12.52 gallons</u> of gas.
<h3>Data and Calculations:</h3><h3>Rating (miles per gallon)</h3>
City Driving Highway Driving
Car A 32 mi/gal 29 mi/gal
Car B 27 mi/gal 34 mi/gal
<h3>Miles of Driving</h3>
City Driving Highway Driving
a) 300 mi 100 mi
b) 100 mi 300 mi
<h3>Car A's Consumption of Gas:</h3>
City Driving Highway Driving Total
a) 9.375 gal.(300/32) 3.45 gal. (100/29) 12.825 gal.
b) 3.125 gal.(100/32) 10.35 gal (300/29) 13.475 gal.
<h3>Car B's Consumption of Gas:</h3>
City Driving Highway Driving Total
a) 11.11 gal. (300/27) 2.94 gal. (100/34) 14.05 gal.
b) 3.70 gal. (100/27) 8.82 gal. (300/34) 12.52 gal.
Thus, different driving ratings (miles per gallon) show the differences in gas consumption by vehicles in city driving and highway driving.
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