Chemistry
Chemistry, 08.01.2021 01:10, andreal7915

Shonda’s car gets an average of LaTeX: 27 miles per gallon. Gas costs $LaTeX: 2.25 per gallon and she drives LaTeX: 892 miles to get from Baltimore, MD to Orlando, FL. What are the conversion factors she could use to calculate the cost of gas to get from Baltimore to Orlando? How much will she spend on gas?

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