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asked Oct 2, 2022 88.7k views

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Gallons, x
Miles, y
5
95
10
190
15
285
20
380

Mathematics
high-school

by AlexZ

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Answer:

ok so all you have to do is basically take away did u get it?

Explanation:

ok so all you have to do is basically

Habbie answered Oct 5, 2022

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