Mathematics
Mathematics, 24.10.2021 20:00, kh3791

Harry fills up his keep with gasoline and notes that the odometer is 23,511,9 miles. The next time he fills up his jeep, he pays for 10.4 gallons of gasoline. He notes his odometer reading is 23,656.5 miles. How many miles per gallon did he get? Round the answer to the nearest tenth?

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