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The owner of an economy car fills his tank when the odometer shows a value of 42,540 miles. Later that week, he fills the tank by adding 6.2 gallons of gasoline. The odometer at that time displays 42,799 miles. Find the average fuel economy, and round to the nearest tenth.
 
  A) 41.7 MPG B) 40.7 MPG C) 41.8 MPG D) 40.8 MPG

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A vehicle has a total weight of 3,500 pounds, with 1,925 pounds in the front of the vehicle. What percentage of the weight is in on the rear wheels?
 
  A) 53 B) 55 C) 45 D) None of these



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Answer to Question 1

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Charlie

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Reply 2 on: Jun 23, 2018
Great answer, keep it coming :)


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Excellent

 

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