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If an automobile gets 24.5 mi/gal of gasoline and gasoline costs $1.22/gal, what would it cost to drive 350km?

This is a problem I cannot get. Any help on the process of converting this out would be nice!

350 km x (.6214 mi / km) x (1 gal / 24.5 mi) x ($1.22 / gal) = $10.83

do you need an explanation for this?

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3 Responses to “If an automobile gets 24.5 mi/gal of gasoline and gasoline costs $1.22/gal, what would it cost to drive 350km?”

  1. m w Says:
    October 26th, 2008 at 6:44 pm

    350 km x (.6214 mi / km) x (1 gal / 24.5 mi) x ($1.22 / gal) = $10.83

    do you need an explanation for this?
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  2. soulmusic Says:
    October 26th, 2008 at 6:47 pm

    1mile=1.609km so 24.5 miles=39.42km
    39.42km=1 gal
    then 350km=8.88gal

    1 gal= 1.22 dollars
    8.88 gal= 10.83 dollars

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  3. Dj L Says:
    October 30th, 2008 at 6:34 pm

    K can u guys look at my ap chem prob. i got a test on it this was a question i took it is worth 75 points out of 100 plz help me
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