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If a liter of gasoline cost $0.58, and a car gets 11 km/L, what would it cost to travel 100km?
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If a liter of gasoline cost $0.58, and a car gets 11 km/L, what would it cost to travel 100km?

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Answer: $638,00

Explanation: Hi Tania... I believe we're in the same class and I was just doing the Science homework when I saw your question... Take this as a gift for doing the Spanish homework last time... Thx! Oh, btw that's the procedure and the response.

X=(1100*0.58)/1= 638,00

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