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When filling your gas tank, if you pay c dollars for g gallons of gas, you have the following table.

a.
The domain is {4, 8, 11, 15}.


b.
An 11 gallon tank would cost $44.00 to fill completely.


c.
A 9.1 gallon fill-up would cost $35.49.


d.
A 12 gallon tank would cost $47.40 to fill completely.

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Answer:

d. A 12 gallon tank would cost $47.40 to fill completely.

Explanation:

When filling your gas tank, if you pay c dollars for g gallons of gas, you have the following table.

a.The domain is {4, 8, 11, 15}.

The domain is all possible x values so this would be 0 to infinity as you can pay for more gallons not just to that certain set of numbers

Hence this is FALSE

b.An 11 gallon tank would cost $44.00 to fill completely.

According to the table, the cost would be $43.45

Hence this is FALSE

c. A 9.1 gallon fill-up would cost $35.49.

To find 9.1 gallons we need to find 1 gallon price,

15.80/4 = $3.95

$3.95 x 9.1 = $35.95 not $35.49

Hence this is FALSE

d. A 12 gallon tank would cost $47.40 to fill completely.

So we found that 1 gallon is $3.95

$3.95 x 12 = $47.40 which is matched the $47.40 in the statement

Hence this is TRUE

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