SOLUTION: In this formula, J= Cost of driving Jenna’s car in $/mile and g= Cost of gas in $/gallon. J=g/22+0.146 Find the cost of driving Jenna’s car (J) when the price of gas is $3.23/gal

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Question 1128805: In this formula, J= Cost of driving Jenna’s car in $/mile and g= Cost of gas in $/gallon.
J=g/22+0.146
Find the cost of driving Jenna’s car (J) when the price of gas is $3.23/gallon.
Round to the nearest cent.
I found this answer to be 0.29 cents per mile.
Find the cost of gas (g) when the cost of driving Jenna’s car is exactly $0.26/mile.
Round to the nearest cent. (I can't get this one right)
Answer by MathLover1(20849)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!

In this formula, J= Cost of driving Jenna’s car in $/mile and g= Cost of gas in $/gallon.

Find the cost of driving Jenna’s car (J) when the price of gas is $.
Round to the nearest cent.




I found this answer to be cents per mile.=> correct
Find the cost of gas (g) when the cost of driving Jenna’s car is exactly $/mile.









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