Use the following regression equation regarding car mileage to answer the question. Highway = 0.892+1.337 (City) Note that City is the estimated miles per gallon (mpg) a car gets while driving on city streets, and Highway is the estimated miles per gallon (mpg) a car gets while driving on highways. What is the expected miles per gallon in the Highway if a car in the City gets 23 miles per gallon? Round to one decimal place.

Suppose a car uses one gallon of gasoline for every 20 miles traveled.Question 1If a gallon of gasoline costs $2.75, how much will the gasoline cost to travel 300 miles in the car?ResponsesA $22.00$22.00B $27.50$27.50C $32.75$32.75D $41.25$41.25Question 2How many miles could be traveled in the car on $30 if gasoline cost $2.50 a gallon?ResponsesA 180 miles180 milesB 220 miles220 milesC 240 miles240 milesD 280 miles

A car averages 27 miles per gallon. If gas costs $4.04 per gallon, which of the following is closest to how much the gas would cost for this car to travel 2,727 typical miles?Individual Question

A car uses 20 gallons of fuel to travel 440 miles. How much fuel will the car use to travel 1054 miles?

Suppose that the distance a car travels varies directly with the amount of gasoline it uses. A certain car uses 23 gallons of gasoline to travel 460 miles. If the car travels 240 miles, how much gasoline does it need?gallons

An experiment examined the relationship between the number of miles a car traveled, y, per gallon of gasoline and the speed of the car, x, in miles per hour. The table displays the data collected.Car Mileage ExperimentSpeed, x (miles per hour) Miles per Gallon, y20 24.930 28.335 29.140 30.150 30.060 29.1 A quadratic function can be used to model the data in the table. Which value best estimates the miles per gallon when the speed is 65 miles per hour?