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Car A traveled 60 miles and averaged 20 miles per gallon of gasoline. If car B traveled 15 miles for each gallon of gasoline it used, how many miles had car B traveled when it had used the same amount of gasoline that car A used to travel 60 miles?
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Car A gas used 60 miles / 20 mpg = 3 gallons Car B gets 15 mpg and if it used 3 gallons then it traveled 45 miles.
First find the unit rate of car A. What will that be?
Divide 60/20.
Or just simply you can follow wolf1728's method.
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