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15-09-2016
Mathematics

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Three gallons of gasoline are needed to drive 65 miles. At this rate, how many gallons are needed to drive m miles?

A3/65 gallons
B3m/65 gallons
C3m gallons
D65m/3 gallons

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Kunchan Kunchan

15-09-2016

Needed gasoline to drive 65 miles = 3 gallons
Needed gasoline to drive m miles =
( 3 / 65 ) * m
3m / 65 gallons

Answer is B.

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