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  1. The odometer gauge indicates the ________________.

Atotal number of miles your car has been driven
Bfuel level in the car's fuel tank
Cengine revolutions per minute
Dspeed in miles per hour

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The word odometer derives from the Greek hodós, which means "trajectory", "way" or "measure". An odometer is a device used to measure the distance traveled by a car. The result of this measurement appears on the instrument panel of your car and can be mechanical or digital.

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A. total number of miles your car has been driven

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Total number of miles your car has been driven


Further Explanation:

An odometer is a mechanical and an electronic instrument that is used to measure the distance which is traveled by a vehicle such as a car, bus, truck, scooter, etc. Odometer may be electronic, mechanical or maybe a combination of both of them. The earliest known use to the odometer was used in the Greco-Roman world. The Odometer is also known by the name of call as well as in the countries that the members of the commonwealth are.  

The first recorded evidence when the Odometer was used for the first time was known to be from the ancient Roman times the Odometer that was used for the first time to measure a distance was first described and used by Vitruvius around 27 and 23 BC.


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Answer Details:

Grade: High School

Chapter: Odometer

Subject: English


Keywords:

Odometer, Electronic, Mechanical, United Kingdom, Milometer, Measure, United Kingdom, Commonwealth, Greco-German.