Emma's car covers $\frac{12}{5}$ miles for per gallon of fuel consumed. What distance will her car cover using $3$ gallons of fuel?

Q. A car can travel 20 miles in 5 gallons of fuel and 48 miles in 12 gallons of fuel. Find the unit rate.

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Jack's truck uses an average of 1 gallon of fuel for covering a distance of 8 miles. With 6 gallons of fuel in the tank, distance covered by him before needing to stop for fuel is

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Q. A car can travel a distance of $80\frac{2}{3}$ miles with $2\frac{1}{3}$ gallons of gasoline. If the car has 3.5 gallons of gasoline, what distance will the car cover?

Q. The following graph shows the mileage of Alex's car as he traveled from New York to Ohio. On the way back, the mileage of his car was $33.4$ miles per gallon. How much fuel did Alex use on his return journey? Did he use more fuel than he used during the first leg of his journey?
(($x$-axis: fuel consumed (in gallons), ($y$-axis: distance (in miles))

Q. John's car travels $\frac{12}{5}$ miles per gallon. Suppose that the tank is empty and he fueled it $\frac{7}{3}$ gallons, How far can he go?