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use your equation from part b to predict the highway MPG for a car that gets 68 MPG in the city.part b equation:y = (7x)/(9) + (125)/(9)
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use your equation from part b to predict the highway MPG for a car that gets 68 MPG in the city.part b equation:
y = (7x)/(9) + (125)/(9)

use your equation from part b to predict the highway MPG for a car that gets 68 MPG-example-1
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\text{ y = }(7x)/(9)\text{ + }(125)/(9)

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\begin{gathered} \text{ y = }(7(68))/(9)\text{ + }(125)/(9) \\ \\ \text{ y = }(476)/(9)\text{ + }(125)/(9) \\ \\ \text{ y = }(601)/(9) \\ \\ \text{ y = 66.8 } \end{gathered}

MPG = 66.8

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