A 3.5 gallon gas can contains 910 gallons. How much more gas can be poured in?

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A 3.5 gallon gas can contains 910 gallons. How much more gas can be poured in?

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I think your answer is 2785.0
IM REALLY SORRY IF ITS WRONG!!!!!

Mamoo answered Oct 7, 2021

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-96.5

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