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a 68 mile trip uses 2 gallons of gas. how many gallons would you use on a 110 mile trip? round to the nearest tenth of a gallon...Asked by natalie
a 68 mile trip uses 2 gallons of gas. how many gallons would you use on a 110 mile trip? round to the nearest tenth of a gallon.
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Answered by
zorro
I would just set it up as a proportion and cross multiply. 68/2=110/? or 2/68=?/110
Answered by
natalie
what is the ? for
Answered by
DrBob222
The ? is the answer. You solve for that.
Answered by
natalie
how like what do i do
Answered by
Haley
68 = 110
---- ----
2 x
This is how to set up the proportion that zorro was talking about, although he did it incorrectly.
Cross multiply:
110 (2) = 220
68 (x) = 68x
Therefore:
220 = 68x
Solve for x by dividing by 68 on both sides.
---- ----
2 x
This is how to set up the proportion that zorro was talking about, although he did it incorrectly.
Cross multiply:
110 (2) = 220
68 (x) = 68x
Therefore:
220 = 68x
Solve for x by dividing by 68 on both sides.
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