When Jeremy filled his car's gas tank last week, his car had an odometer reading of 25,500. One week later, he refilled the tank
2 answers:
<h2>Answer:</h2>
24 miles is the answer.
Step-by-step explanation:
The previous reading of Jeremy's car = 25500
The current reading is = 26100
Difference between readings =
Number of gallons used to fill the tank = 25
So, miles traveled by Jeremy in 25 gallons is = 600
In 1 gallon, he travels = miles.
Therefore, Jeremy's car gets 24 miles per gallon.
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Answer:
It is going 84.12s = 1 minute and 24.12 seconds to fill the tank.
Step-by-step explanation:
The filling time of a gas tank can be given by a first order function in this format:
In which is the current amount of fuel in the tank(in L),
is the volume of the tank(in L),
is the discharge rate of the tank(in L/s) and t is the time in seconds.
Finding the values of the parameters:
The tank is completly empty, so .
The volume of the tank is 14 gallons. However, the problem states that the volume of the tank is measured in liters.
Each gallon has 3.78L.
So
The discharge rate for the gas is 38.0 l/min. However, the problem states that the discharge rate is in L/s. So, to find the value of r, we solve the following rule of three.
38 L - 60s
r L - 1s
Solving the equation:
It is going 84.12s = 1 minute and 24.12 seconds to fill the tank.