Mathematics, 29.08.2019 12:00 emily200705

At the last chance filling station, gas costs $1.60 a gallon. trevor paid $32.00 to fill his tank. how many gallons of gas did he buy?
a. write an algebraic equation that represents the scenario.
b. solve to find the solution.
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