Philip is going on a 4000-kilometer road trip with three friends. The car consumes 6 liters of gas per 100 kilometers, and gas costs $1.50 per liter

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rayep12 · Answer

If Philip and his friends want to split the cost of gas evenly, how much should they each pay?

rayep12 · Answer

sorry reset question

yanasidlinskiy · Answer

$$(4000)* \frac{ 6liters }{ 100km } * \frac{ $1.50 }{ liters } = ?$$

whpalmer4 · Answer

they ought to pay for a tuneup, instead!  66 liters of fuel to go 100 km?!?  Are you sure you copied the question correctly?

agent0smith · Answer

Didn't you just do one exactly like this? You shouldn't need to have someone walk you through it again.

yanasidlinskiy · Answer

LOL. You better have hahha

whpalmer4 · Answer

$$4000 \text{ km}*\frac{6.6 \text{ liter}}{100 \text{ km}}*\frac{\$1.50}{1\text{ liter}}=$$

(I am assuming you dropped a decimal point from the liters per km figure)

That will give you the total fuel cost.  How much will each person pay?