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Suppose that your car gets 30 miles/gallon and gasoline costs $2.51/gallon. The cost of operating the gasoline-fueled car = How many cents/mile.

Suppose that your car gets 30 miles/gallon and gasoline costs $2.51/gallon. The cost of operating the gasoline-fueled car = How many cents/mile.
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Suppose that your car gets 30 miles/gallon and gasoline costs $2.51/gallon. The cost of operating the gasoline-fueled car = How many cents/mile.

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Divide 30 by 2.51 and you Probably vet the the answer
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