Mathematics, 09.03.2020 04:06 lyly214

9. The fuel consumption estimates of Josie's car are:
City: 21.2 km/L1 Highway: 23.3 km/L
The car's gas tank holds 40.2 L of fuel.

a) How far could Josie drive on a full tank of gas on the highway
before she runs out of fuel?

b) How far could she drive on a full tank of gas in the city?
What assumptions did you make?

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9. The fuel consumption estimates of Josie's car are:
City: 21.2 km/L1 Highway: 23.3 km/L