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Destiny goes on a road trip; her car gets 27 miles per gallon (mpg) and gas costs $3.13 per gallon. Let n represent the number of miles Destiny has traveled since she started driving. a. Suppose Destiny has traveled 300 miles (n = 300) since she started driving. a. How many gallons of gasoline has Destiny used since she started driving? gallons b. What is the cost of the gasoline that Destiny has used since she started driving? $ b. Write an expression in terms of n that represents the number of gallons of gasoline Destiny has used since she started driving. gallons c. Write an expression in terms of n that represents the cost of the gasoline that Destiny has used since she started driving. $

          Destiny goes on a road trip; her car gets 27 miles per gallon (mpg) and gas costs $3.13 per gallon. Let n represent the number of miles Destiny has traveled since she started driving.
a. Suppose Destiny has traveled 300 miles (n = 300) since she started driving.
a. How many gallons of gasoline has Destiny used since she started driving?
gallons
b. What is the cost of the gasoline that Destiny has used since she started driving?
$
b. Write an expression in terms of n that represents the number of gallons of gasoline Destiny has used since she started driving.
gallons
c. Write an expression in terms of n that represents the cost of the gasoline that Destiny has used since she started driving.
$

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Destiny goes on a road trip; her car gets 27 miles per gallon (mpg) and gas costs 3.13 per gallon. Let n represent the number of miles Destiny has traveled since she started driving.
a. Suppose Destiny has traveled 300 miles (n = 300) since she started driving.
a. How many gallons of gasoline has Destiny used since she started driving?
gallons
b. What is the cost of the gasoline that Destiny has used since she started driving?
b. Write an expression in terms of n that represents the number of gallons of gasoline Destiny has used since she started driving.
gallons
c. Write an expression in terms of n that represents the cost of the gasoline that Destiny has used since she started driving.

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Destiny goes on a road trip; her car gets 27 miles per gallon (mpg) and gas costs $3.13 per gallon. Let n represent the number of miles Destiny has traveled since she started driving. a. Suppose Destiny has traveled 300 miles (n)=(300) since she started driving. a. How many gallons of gasoline has Destiny used since she started driving? gallons b. What is the cost of the gasoline that Destiny has used since she started driving? $ b. Write an expression in terms of n that represents the number of gallons of gasoline Destiny has used since she started driving. gallons c. Write an expression in terms of n that represents the cost of the gasoline that Destiny has used since she started driving. Destiny goes on a road trip; her car gets 27 miles per gallon (mpg) and gas costs $3.13 per gallon. Let n represent the number of miles Destiny has traveled since she started driving. a.Suppose Destiny has traveled 300 miles (n =300 since she started driving a. How many gallons of gasoline has Destiny used since she started driving? gallons b. What is the cost of the gasoline that Destiny has used since she started driving? b. Write an expression in terms of n that represents the number of gallons of gasoline Destiny has used since she started driving gallons c. Write an expression in terms of n that represents the cost of the gasoline that Destiny has used since she started driving.

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