A car company uses the table below to show customers the approximate amount of gas used when a car has been driven a certain number of miles. Gas Use Miles driven Gallons of gasoline used 110 2.75 220 5.5 300 7.5 430 ? If the car always uses the same amount of gasoline each mile, how many gallons of gasoline would be needed to travel 430 miles? 9.5 10.75 13

10.75 gallons

Step-by-step explanation:

The car always uses the same amount of gas each mile.

Let us find out how much gas the car uses per mile:

After 110 miles, it used 2.75 gallons.

Therefore, the amount of gas used per mile is:

100 / 2.75 = 40 gallons per mile

NOTE: Dividing 220 by 5.5 and 300 by 7.5 yields the same result.

Therefore, after 430 miles, the number of gallons used will be:

430 / 40 = 10.75 gallons

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