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Michael's car can travel 25 miles on one gallon of gas. The cost of gas is $3.75 per gallon. Which equation would calculate the total cost of gas, t, based on the number of miles traveled, n?

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t = (3.75n)/(25)
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Solution :

Given that, Michael's car can travel 25 miles on one gallon of gas.

Suppose, Michael's car travel 50 miles , then
(50)/(25) gallon of gas would be required.

And if Michael's car travel n miles, then
(n)/(25) gallon of gas would be required.

We have been given that The cost of per gallon gas is $3.75

then, Cost of
(n)/(25) gallon of gas = $
3.75 * (n)/(25) .

Hence, The equation that would calculate the total cost of gas, t, based on the number of miles traveled, n is


t = 3.75 * (n)/(25)

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