The curtis car traveled an average of 21 miles per gallon of gas. At that rate how far could the car travel on a full tank of 21 gallons
You supose to help me with my work in you not mrs.sue
so, where's your work? We can't help you if we don't know how far you get. Apparently just giving you answers isn't doing the job.
In fact, this question has already been answered. See related questions below.
I'm am home school so really if I need help with I will ask y'all I don't need y'all to give me answer I kno how to the basic so if you not going to help me I found another website dueces
You are being very rude to Ms. Sue and Steve. Please Stop. Theyarent going to give you the answers. they want to see wat u think first. then they might help you. You can get banned for this and u wont be able to post agian.
btw Ms. sue he told you to shut up on one post.
Just thought u might want to know
Yeh I wasn't being rude I was saying was on my mind n I'm sorry but it supose to be a homework help n it doesn't matter whether yu post lots of question or not they supose to help me
You have to think that they might not know about that subject or they are not online or they have a lot of post to answer. y never know.
Ok well cn yu help me then
ok so most of ur question are answered they are in the related questions below.
To find out how far the car could travel on a full tank of 21 gallons, you need to multiply the average miles per gallon by the number of gallons in the tank.
First, let's denote the average miles per gallon as "MPG" and the number of gallons in the tank as "G". In this case, MPG is 21 miles per gallon and G is 21 gallons.
Now, to find the distance the car can travel on a full tank, you can use the formula:
Distance = MPG * G
Plugging in the values we have:
Distance = 21 miles/gallon * 21 gallons
Calculating this equation:
Distance = 441 miles
Therefore, the car can travel 441 miles on a full tank of 21 gallons.
This is the eighth math question you've posted today. You've received answers for most of them.
Now it's your turn to do your own work.
I'll be glad to check your answer.