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Dan bought 514 gallons of gas on Friday and ​ 612 ​ gallons of gas on Saturday. How many liters of gas did he buy? Assume 1 gallon = 3.8 liters.

Dan bought 514 gallons of gas on Friday and ​ 612 ​ gallons of gas on Saturday. How many liters of gas did he buy? Assume 1 gallon = 3.8 liters.
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Dan bought 514 gallons of gas on Friday and ​ 612 ​ gallons of gas on Saturday. How many liters of gas did he buy? Assume 1 gallon = 3.8 liters.

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514gallons*3.8liters=1,953.2liters
612gallons*3.8liters=2,325.6liters
1,953.2liters+2,325.6liters=4,278.8liters
4,278.8 liters should be the answer
I hope i got it right
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