You keep track of how much gas your car uses and estimate
Chapter 3, Problem 10(choose chapter or problem)
You keep track of how much gas your car uses and estimate that it gets 32 miles/gallon. a. If you start out with a full tank of 14 gallons, write a formula for how many gallons of gas G are left in the tank after you have gone M miles. b. You consider borrowing your friends larger car, which gets 18 miles/gallon and holds 20 gallons. Write a formula for how many gallons of gas GF are left in the tank after you have gone M miles. Generate a data table and graph the gas remaining (vertical axis) versus miles (horizontal axis) for both cars. c. Which car has the longer mileage range? d. Is there a distance at which they both have the same amount of gas left? If so, what is it?
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