Mathematics
Mathematics, 25.10.2019 01:43, lildanielmabien

Truck drivers report the mileage, or the number of miles (m)
traveled per gallon of gas (9) for each trip. which driver
went the farthest on one gallon of gas?
kelly's mileage
rick's mileage
andy's mileage
gallons
miles
m = 4.8g
15
78.75
distance (miles)
30
157.5
48
252
20 40 60 80 100
gas (gallons)
kelly
andy
rick
all are the
same.

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