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Jerry pays $1.40 per gallon for premium gasoline. He spends $16.80 and wants to know how many gallons he bought. Which equation models this situation?

Jerry pays $1.40 per gallon for premium gasoline. He spends $16.80 and wants to know how many gallons he bought. Which equation models this situation?
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Jerry pays $1.40 per gallon for premium gasoline. He spends $16.80 and wants

to know how many gallons he bought. Which equation models this situation?

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User Chris Fei
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12 gallons
$16.80/$1.40
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