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14 Nov 2022, 08:13
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The price of gasoline at a service station increased from $1.65 per gallon last week to $1.82 per gallon this week. Sally paid $26.40 for gasoline last week at the station. How much more will Sally pay this week at the station for the same amount of gasoline?
A. $1.70
B. $2.55
C. $2.64
D. $2.72
E. $2.90
\(\frac{26.40}{1.65}*1.82 - 26.40=2.72\), Answer must be (D) A. $1.70
B. $2.55
C. $2.64
D. $2.72
E. $2.90
14 Nov 2022, 22:24
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The price of gasoline at a service station increased from $1.65 per gallon last week to $1.82 per gallon this week. Sally paid $26.40 for gasoline last week at the station. How much more will Sally pay this week at the station for the same amount of gasoline?
A. $1.70
B. $2.55
C. $2.64
D. $2.72
E. $2.90
Solution:-
Total amount paid=$26.40
per liter price =$1.65
total amount he bought=$26.40/1.65=2640/165=16
now the price he need now=$1.82
additional amount per litres =$1.82-$1.65=$0.17
total additional amount he needs to pay=$0.17*16=$2.72
A. $1.70
B. $2.55
C. $2.64
D. $2.72
E. $2.90
Solution:-
Total amount paid=$26.40
per liter price =$1.65
total amount he bought=$26.40/1.65=2640/165=16
now the price he need now=$1.82
additional amount per litres =$1.82-$1.65=$0.17
total additional amount he needs to pay=$0.17*16=$2.72
29 May 2023, 07:40
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To find out how much more Sally will pay this week for the same amount of gasoline, we need to calculate the difference in cost per gallon and then multiply it by the number of gallons she purchased last week.
The price of gasoline increased from $1.65 per gallon to $1.82 per gallon, which is an increase of $1.82 - $1.65 = $0.17 per gallon.
Sally paid $26.40 last week for gasoline, and we need to find out how much more she will pay this week. To do that, we divide $26.40 by the price per gallon last week ($1.65) to find the number of gallons she purchased: $26.40 / $1.65 = 16 gallons.
Now, we can calculate how much more Sally will pay this week by multiplying the increase in cost per gallon ($0.17) by the number of gallons (16):
$0.17 * 16 = $2.72
Therefore, Sally will pay $2.72 more this week for the same amount of gasoline.
The answer is (D) $2.72.
The price of gasoline increased from $1.65 per gallon to $1.82 per gallon, which is an increase of $1.82 - $1.65 = $0.17 per gallon.
Sally paid $26.40 last week for gasoline, and we need to find out how much more she will pay this week. To do that, we divide $26.40 by the price per gallon last week ($1.65) to find the number of gallons she purchased: $26.40 / $1.65 = 16 gallons.
Now, we can calculate how much more Sally will pay this week by multiplying the increase in cost per gallon ($0.17) by the number of gallons (16):
$0.17 * 16 = $2.72
Therefore, Sally will pay $2.72 more this week for the same amount of gasoline.
The answer is (D) $2.72.
