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jack drove 278.2 miles on 19.6 gallons of gasoline. about how many miles did he drive per gallon of gasoline?

(round your answer to the nearest whole amount of miles. whole = ones place)

do not put units in your answer, just the number.

Explanation:

We can loosely use the equal sign to connect the two ideas of "278.2 miles" and "19.6 gallons" like so

278.2 miles = 19.6 gallons

basically saying that it takes 19.6 gallons of gas to drive 278.2 miles

We want to know how many miles Jack can drive on 1 single gallon of gas. So we want to turn the "19.6 gallons" into "1 gallon".

To do this, we divide both sides of that equation mentioned by 19.6

278.2 miles = 19.6 gallons

(278.2/19.6) miles = (19.6/19.6) gallons

14.1938775510204 miles = 1 gallon

14 miles = 1 gallon

Jack's car has a mile per gallon (mpg) rating of 14 mpg. This means he can travel 14 miles for each gallon of gas used up.

In short, you simply divide 278.2 over 19.6 and then round to the nearest whole number to get your final answer of 14.

step-by-step explanation:

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