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my first step was 4.5 times 64 and i got 288. cole marinello

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my first step was 4.5 times 64 and i got 288. cole marinello

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First I multiplied 4 1/2 got t288

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I got $
24.67

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After i multiplied 64 by 4 1/2 i took the product (288) and divided that by the number of gallons. Then i got 9.60. i multiplied that by $2.57 and got a total cost of $24.67 for the whole trip.

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My older Sister's padlet account is madzey7 this is Riley Zaharchuk, 

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My older Sister's padlet account is madzey7 this is Riley Zaharchuk, 

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my first step was to multiply 4 1/2 (hrs.) by 64 (mph.)

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Morgan McMahon

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The answer to the challenge problem is $24.67.

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The answer to the challenge problem is $24.67.

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Patrick Dela Rosa

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to fimd the miles per 4 1/2 hours you times the 64 mph to the length of the ride and get 288miles/ 4/ 1/2 then you divide 30 mi./gallon to 288 mi/ 4/1/2 hours to find the unit rate of gallons lastly you mulyply the 9.6 to 2.57 to get 24.67$ the cost of the trip. I think

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to fimd the miles per 4 1/2 hours you times the 64 mph to the length of the ride and get 288miles/ 4/ 1/2 then you divide 30 mi./gallon to 288 mi/ 4/1/2 hours to find the unit rate of gallons lastly you mulyply the 9.6 to 2.57 to get 24.67$ the cost of the trip. I think

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-Olivia helmer

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Colin Burns

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My answer was a total of $24.67

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For the first step I multiplied 64 and 4.5 and got 288 miles
For the second step I divided 288 by 30 to find the number of gallons used. I got 9.6.
For the last step I multiplied 9.6 by 2.57 and found out the trip costed 24.67 dollars

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The first step I took into solving this problem was I multiplied 4.5 by 64 and got 288 to see how many hours they drove in 4.5 hours. Was this everybody else's first step?

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The first step I took into solving this problem was I multiplied 4.5 by 64 and got 288 to see how many hours they drove in 4.5 hours. Was this everybody else's first step?

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Grace Major

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I also agree with everyone, and I got $24.67 as an answer too. 

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I also agree with everyone, and I got $24.67 as an answer too. 

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Grace Major

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 I agree with enveryone. I got an answer of $24.67 for their trip. Is that's what everyone else got?

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 I agree with enveryone. I got an answer of $24.67 for their trip. Is that's what everyone else got?

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Lindsay Morrell

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After I multiplied 9.6 and $2.57 I got, 24.67.

- Kristina Knebel

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Connor Wentzel

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Sophia Endy

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Connor Wentzel

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Caroline Mraz

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Yes, I agree that you multiply 4 1/2  and 64

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Yes, I agree that you multiply 4 1/2  and 64

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Meagan Sproul

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Caroline Mraz

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Meagan Sproul

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leo cintron

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Rosalyn Pavloff

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Leo Cintron

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Wyatt Yerger

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_ Owen Henderson

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-Owen Henderson

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Rosalyn Pavloff

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Wyatt Yerger

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cole marinello

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I multiplied 4 1/2 and 64. You guys agree?

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I multiplied 4 1/2 and 64. You guys agree?

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-Nicole Stout