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Help please. It's math
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Help please. It's math

Help please. It's math-example-1
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it would need 9 gallons because you would do 494/26 which is 19 then 171/19 and you get 9
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Since 494 miles is 26 gallons of gasoline, we can find how many miles is in 1 gallon of gasoline.

494/26 = 19 miles per gallon of gasoline.

It will need to travel 171 miles, therefore:

171/19 = 9 gallons
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