Suppose you drive an old truck with a 32 gallon gas tank that gets 16 miles/gallon. If you are 75 miles from home and you have a quarter tank of gas, will you run out of gas before you get home? Show calculations.
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distance from home = 75 miles
mileage = 16 miles/gallon
So,
amount of gas required to reach home = distance / mileage
= 75 miles / 16 miles/gallon
= 4.7 gallon
Truck has 1/4 of 32 galllon gas = 1/4*32 = 8 gallon
Truck has 8 gallon of gas and 4.7 gallon is required to reach home.
No, it will not run out of gas before reaching home
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