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Problem 32 8S 091d099 26. Gasoline costs $1.80 a gallon, and my car gets 27 miles per gallon. How far can I drive using $20 worth of gasoline? 27. Gasoline in costs $2.00 a gallon, and my car gets 30 miles per gallon. How much will it cost to drive 400 miles? 28. Apples cost $1.50 a pound. How many pounds of apples can I buy for $4.50? 29. If I compute (6 meters) x (39 inches per meter) + (12 inches per foot) what conversion am I performing? bro ex od enez 091 a) Inches to feet wO Ranf E b) Meters to feet SA HPADUONA poge ust storerlo anod mu wolfas c) Feet to meters Sdl bib albe q v d) Feet to inches loneg sitlo you wolf.as beueye meo pro e) Meters to inches 0. If I compute 3 (4 kilograms)x(2.2 pounds per kilogram)x(16 ounces per pound) what conversion am I performing? a) Kilograms to ounces b) Kilograms to pounds c) Pounds to kilograms d) Ounces to kilograms e) Pounds to ounces #OA 41A

Problem 32 8S 091d099 26. Gasoline costs $1.80 a gallon, and my car gets 27 miles per gallon. How far can I drive using $20 worth of gasoline? 27. Gasoline in costs $2.00 a gallon, and my car gets 30 miles per gallon. How much will it cost to drive 400 miles? 28. Apples cost $1.50 a pound. How many pounds of apples can I buy for $4.50? 29. If I compute (6 meters) x (39 inches per meter) + (12 inches per foot) what conversion am I performing? bro ex od enez 091 a) Inches to feet wO Ranf E b) Meters to feet SA HPADUONA poge ust storerlo anod mu wolfas c) Feet to meters Sdl bib albe q v d) Feet to inches loneg sitlo you wolf.as beueye meo pro e) Meters to inches 0. If I compute 3 (4 kilograms)x(2.2 pounds per kilogram)x(16 ounces per pound) what conversion am I performing? a) Kilograms to ounces b) Kilograms to pounds c) Pounds to kilograms d) Ounces to kilograms e) Pounds to ounces #OA 41A

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Algebra for College Students
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Author:Jerome E. Kaufmann, Karen L. Schwitters
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Problem 32 8S 091d099 26. Gasoline costs $1.80 a gallon, and my car gets 27 miles per gallon. How far can I drive using $20 worth of gasoline? 27. Gasoline in costs $2.00 a gallon, and my car gets 30 miles per gallon. How much will it cost to drive 400 miles? 28. Apples cost $1.50 a pound. How many pounds of apples can I buy for $4.50? 29. If I compute (6 meters) x (39 inches per meter) + (12 inches per foot) what conversion am I performing? bro ex od enez 091 a) Inches to feet wO Ranf E b) Meters to feet SA HPADUONA poge ust storerlo anod mu wolfas c) Feet to meters Sdl bib albe q v d) Feet to inches loneg sitlo you wolf.as beueye meo pro e) Meters to inches 0. If I compute 3 (4 kilograms)x(2.2 pounds per kilogram)x(16 ounces per pound) what conversion am I performing? a) Kilograms to ounces b) Kilograms to pounds c) Pounds to kilograms d) Ounces to kilograms e) Pounds to ounces #OA 41A
Transcribed Image Text:Problem 32 8S 091d099 26. Gasoline costs $1.80 a gallon, and my car gets 27 miles per gallon. How far can I drive using $20 worth of gasoline? 27. Gasoline in costs $2.00 a gallon, and my car gets 30 miles per gallon. How much will it cost to drive 400 miles? 28. Apples cost $1.50 a pound. How many pounds of apples can I buy for $4.50? 29. If I compute (6 meters) x (39 inches per meter) + (12 inches per foot) what conversion am I performing? bro ex od enez 091 a) Inches to feet wO Ranf E b) Meters to feet SA HPADUONA poge ust storerlo anod mu wolfas c) Feet to meters Sdl bib albe q v d) Feet to inches loneg sitlo you wolf.as beueye meo pro e) Meters to inches 0. If I compute 3 (4 kilograms)x(2.2 pounds per kilogram)x(16 ounces per pound) what conversion am I performing? a) Kilograms to ounces b) Kilograms to pounds c) Pounds to kilograms d) Ounces to kilograms e) Pounds to ounces #OA 41A
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