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Suppose you drive a car M miles on G gallons of gas. The number of miles you drive in your car is equal to 30 times the number of gallons of gas used. Which direct variation equation represents this situation?
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Suppose you drive a car M miles on G gallons of gas. The number of miles you drive in your car is equal to 30 times the number of gallons of gas used. Which direct variation equation represents this situation?

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That would  be M = 30G   where M is in miles and G is in gallons.
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