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HELP CAN SOMEONE ANWSER THIS FOR MEE?

HELP CAN SOMEONE ANWSER THIS FOR MEE?-example-1
User Sam Sha
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It is $1.89
Divide the number of dollars to 13 gallons and you get your answer :)
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Answer:

$1.89

Explanation:

This is a simple unit-rate proportion. We're trying to find the rate of 1 gallon to unknown money. To get 1 gallon, we have to divide it by 13, because that's the total gallons we start with.

13 = 24.57

/13

_________

1=24.57

Whatever we do to one side of the equation, we have to do to the other, so we divide 24.57 by 13, too.

1 = 24.57

/13

_________

1=1.89

For every gallon of gas, you pay 1.89 dollars.

Hope this helps!

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