Yesterday, jack drove 40 1/2 miles. he used 1 1/4 gallons of gasoline. what is the unit rate for miles per gallons

From the information we have, Jack drove 401/2 miles and used a total of 1 1/4 gallons of gasoline.

We need to find out how many miles he travelled  per each gallon.

40 1/2 miles can be written as 40.5 miles

1 1/4 gallons  can be written as 1.25 gallons.

So now we form an equation.

40.5 = 1.25

   x = 1

Where x is the number of miles per gallon

We cross multiply the equation

40.5 * 1 = 1.25 * x

40.5 = 1.25x

40.5 / 1.25  = x

 32.4 = x

x = 32 .4

So the unit rate for miles per gallons is 32.4 miles per gallon

answer: 26

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