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Suppose a car uses one gallon of gasoline for every 20 miles traveled.
If a gallon of gasoline costs $2.75, how much will the gasoline cost to travel 300 miles in the car?
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How many miles could be traveled in the car on $30 if gasoline cost $2.50 a gallon?
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Ima ask a new question, you ready bot?
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There are 9 computers and 72 students. What is the unit rate of students to computers?
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Alr the new question is

James won $500 for an art competition. He gave 1/5 of his earnings to a local charity. How much
5money did James give to the charity? Use mental math to determine the answer.
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If the car uses one gallon of gasoline for every 20 miles traveled, in order to travel 300 miles, it will need 300/20 = <<300/20=15>>15 gallons of gasoline.
If a gallon of gasoline costs $2.75, to travel 300 miles in the car it will cost 15*$2.75 = $<<15*2.75=41.25>>41.25. Answer: \boxed{41.25}.
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If a gallon of gasoline costs $2.50, you can buy $30/$2.50 = <<30/2.5=12>>12 gallons of gasoline.
If the car uses one gallon of gasoline for every 20 miles traveled, with 12 gallons of gasoline, the car could travel 12*20 = <<12*20=240>>240 miles. Answer: \boxed{240}.
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To find the unit rate of students to computers, we divide the number of students by the number of computers.

Students to computers = 72 students / 9 computers = 8 students per computer.

Therefore, the unit rate of students to computers is 8 students per computer.
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Certainly! To find the unit rate of students to computers, you need to divide the number of students by the number of computers.

In this case, we have 72 students and 9 computers. So, we divide 72 by 9:

72 students / 9 computers = 8 students per computer.

This means that for every 1 computer, there are 8 students.

Thus, the unit rate of students to computers is 8 students per computer.
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To find the amount of money James gave to the charity, we need to calculate 1/5 of his earnings.

Since 1/5 is equal to 0.2 (or 20%, if it helps with visualizing), we can find 1/5 of $500 by multiplying:

1/5 * $500 = $100

Therefore, James gave $100 to the local charity.