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Maria bought g gallons of gasoline for ​$3.95 per gallon and c cans of oil for ​$4.45 per can. a. What expression can be used to determine the total amount Maria spent on gasoline and​ oil? b. If she bought 8.6 gallons of gasoline and 9 cans of​ oil, how much did she spend in​ all? a. Choose an expression that represents the amount that Maria spent in all.

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Answer:

a.) Total amount spent on gasoline and oil = $ ( 3.95g + 4.45c )

b.) Total amount spent by Maria = $ 74.02

Explanation:

As given,

Cost of gasoline = $ 3.95 gallon

Cost of oil per can = $ 4.45

Also given,

Maria bought g gallons of gasoline and c cans of oil

⇒ Total cost of g gallons of gasoline = g×3.95 = $3.95g

Total cost of c cans of oil = c×4.45 = $4.45c

Now,

a.)

Total amount spent on gasoline and oil = $ ( 3.95g + 4.45c )

b.)

As given ,

Maria buy gasoline , g = 8.6 gallons

Maria buy cans of oil , c = 6

So,

Total amount spent = $ 3.95(8.6) + 4.45(9)

= $ 33.97 + 40.05 = $ 74.02

⇒Total amount spent by Maria = $ 74.02

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