QUICK Piper filled up her car with gas before embarking on a road trip across the country.
The car uses 1.25 gallons of gas for every hour driven and the capacity of the gas tank
is 15 gallons. Make a table of values and then write an equation for G, in terms oft,
representing the number of gallons of gas remaining in Piper's gas tank after t hours
of driving.

0 —> 15

1 —> 13.75

2 —> 12.5

3 —> 11.25

Step-by-step explanation:

Every time she drives for 1 hour, the car uses up 1.25 gallons of gas. If she fills it up and doesn't drive anywhere, the car will still be full with 15 gallons. If she drives for an hour, you would need to subtract 1.25 from 15 which would equal 13.75.

Then if she drives another hour, then you would subtract another 1.25 from 13.75.

Or a quicker way to do it would be if you multiply the number of hours driven by the gallons used per hour then subtract it from the filled up tank So for example if she drove 3 hours —> 3•1.25=3.75 then 15-3.75=11.25

0 = 15

1 = 13.75

2 = 12.50

3 = 11.25

G = -1.25t + 15