Jack M. answered 11/12/12
Keys to Chemistry, Calculus, Literature and More
The answer is 24.2 mpg. Calculate it by starting with the original, and adding .18 times the original (18 percent). You will have 20.5 + .18(20.5) = 20.5 + 3.7 = 24.2 mpg
Abdullellah G.
asked 11/09/12what mileage can he expect after the new tire installed
Jack M. answered 11/12/12
Keys to Chemistry, Calculus, Literature and More
The answer is 24.2 mpg. Calculate it by starting with the original, and adding .18 times the original (18 percent). You will have 20.5 + .18(20.5) = 20.5 + 3.7 = 24.2 mpg
Robert J. answered 11/09/12
Certified High School AP Calculus and Physics Teacher
18% better means the new mileage is 1.18 times the old mileage. Do you understand why?
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