The average car manufactured in the United states in 2001 could drive 24.5 miles on 1 car gallon of gas. Explain how to find the number of yards the car can travel on gallon of gas

Step-by-step explanation:

The average car manufactured in the United states in 2001 could drive 24.5 miles on 1 car gallon of gas. To find the number of yards the car can travel on gallon of gas, we would convert 24.5 miles.

1 mile = 1760 yards

24.5 miles = 24.5 × 1760

= 43120 yards

Therefore, the car drives 43120 yards on 1 gallon of gas.

The question is incomplete:

Lisa and Tomas Lopez are buying a new minivan that has a base price of $22,510.the options total $8,062 and destination charge is $770. The dealer's cost is estimated to be 91% of the base price and 88% of the options.

-What is the sticker price of the vehicle?

-Find the dealer's percent of the base price.

-Find the dealer's percent of the options price.

-What is the estimated dealer's cost?

-What is the sticker price of the vehicle? $31,342

-Find the dealer's percent of the base price: $20,484

-Find the dealer's percent of the options price: $7,094

-What is the estimated dealer's cost?  $28,348

Step-by-step explanation:

-The sticker price is the result of adding the base price plus the options plus the destination charge.

Sticker price= base price + options + destination charge

Sticker price= $22,510+$8,062+$770

Sticker price= $31,342

-Dealer's percent of the base price: It is  91% of the base price:

$22,510*91%= $20,484

-Dealer's percent of the options price: It is  88% of the options:

$8,062*88%= $7,094

-Estimated dealer's cost= Percent of base price+percent of options price+destination charge

Estimated dealer's cost= $20,484+$7,094+$770

Estimated dealer's cost=$28,348