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IL GIVE MEDALS: please explain: Yesterday, Ken drove forty-two miles in his car. The trip used 3 gallons of gasoline. How many miles can Ken drive today before needing more gasoline if he has 2 more gallons in the tank? Let m equal miles. m equals what number?
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How many miles did he get on each gallon of gas he used yesterday?
14?
Do you suppose that will be the same today?
nooo?
Why? Did he trade cars or something?
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ummmm no
Well then, think. If his cars goes 14 miles on 1 gallon of gas yesterday, it will go 14 miles on 1 gallon of gas today, don't you think?
yes
So if his car goes 14 miles on 1 gallon of gas and he has 2 gallons of gas, how far can he go?
28?
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Yes. M = 14(2)=28
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