Charles is planning on driving his car to the family reunion. The distance to the meeting place is 1356 miles. If his car gets 30 mpg, how many gallons of gas will he need?

A) 31.4

B) 28.6

C) 45.2

D) 49.4

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Savion Allison

4 May, 04:24

Charles is planning on driving his car to the family reunion. The distance to the meeting place is 1356 miles. If his car gets 30 mpg, how many gallons of gas will he need?

A) 31.4

B) 28.6

C) 45.2

D) 49.4

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Damari Shaffer · Answer 1

Option C), 45.2

Step-by-step explanation:

Charles is planning on driving his car to the family reunion.

The distance to the meeting place = 1356 miles.

His car gets in on gallons of gas = 30 miles

so for 1356 miles he will need gas = 1356 : 30 = 45.2 gallons

Charles will need 45.2 gallons of gas.

Answer would be Option C.

Lailah Richmond · Answer 2

C) 45.2

Step-by-step explanation:

What you have to do is you divide 1356 and 30 like this 1356/30 to get 45.2.

Charles is planning on driving his car to the family reunion. The distance to the meeting place is 1356 miles. If his car gets 30 mpg, how many gallons of gas will he need?A) 31.4B) 28.6C) 45.2D) 49.4

Charles is planning on driving his car to the family reunion. The distance to the meeting place is 1356 miles. If his car gets 30 mpg, how many gallons of gas will he need?

A) 31.4

B) 28.6

C) 45.2

D) 49.4