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A boat can travel 483 km on 691 gallons of gasoline. How far can it travel on 40 gallons?

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Answered by kushaldale

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Step-by-step explanation:

Given that, on 691 gallons of gasoline boat can travel = 483 km

By using proportionality

on 1 gallons of gasoline boat can travel = 483/691 km

so, on 40 gallons of gasoline boat can travel = (483/691) x 40

= 27.95 km

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