Daniel Filled the gas tank in his car with 14.6 gallons of gas. He then drove 284.7 miles before needing to fill up his tank with gas again. How many miles did the car get to a gallon of gasoline?

(I'm just wondering how To set up this problem)

284.7 / 14.6 = ?

Thank you :) For my answer I got 19.5

You're welcome. I got the same answer.

19.5 miles.

but may I have the equation please?

To set up this problem, you need to divide the total number of miles driven by the number of gallons of gas used. In this case, Daniel drove 284.7 miles and used 14.6 gallons of gas.

The formula to find the miles per gallon (MPG) is: MPG = Number of miles driven / Number of gallons of gas used.

So, we have:

MPG = 284.7 miles / 14.6 gallons.

Now we can calculate the answer.