A car travels 100 km with 9.8 liters of gas. How much gas is required for a 1482 km trip?

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A car travels 100 km with 9.8 liters of gas. How much gas is required for a 1482 km trip?

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145.236 is required

Explanation:

(1482x9.8)/100

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