For Christmas break, you decide to head to Saginaw, Texas. The distance you expect to travel is 483 miles, and your car gets 31.7 miles per gallon. If the cost of gasoline is $2.90 per gallon, how much money will you need for gas to get to Saginaw?
Distance to travel = D = 483 miles
Average of your car = A = 31.7 miles/gallon
Volume of gasoline needed for the trip = V
V = 15.236 gallons
Cost of gasoline = R = 2.9 dollars per gallon
Money needed for gas for the trip = C
C= VR
C = (15.236)(2.9)
C = 44.19 dollars
Money needed for gas to get to Saginaw = 44.19 dollars
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