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Juana made a 5-hour trip in her car at an average speed of 70 km per hour. If the car uses an average of one liter of gasoline every 10 kilometers, how many liters did it consume on the trip?
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Juana made a 5-hour trip in her car at an average speed of 70 km per hour. If the car uses an average of one liter of gasoline every 10 kilometers, how many liters did it consume on the trip?

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35 liters

Explanation:

7 liters per hour X 5 hours

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