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If a motorist asks for ten dollars worth of gasoline and gasoline is selling at $1.29 per gallon, find the number of gallons she will receive, to the nearest tenth of a gallon.
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If a motorist asks for ten dollars

worth of gasoline and gasoline
is selling at $1.29 per gallon,
find the number of gallons she
will receive, to the nearest tenth
of a gallon.

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she would get 7.7 gallons of gas
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