This morning, Maria's car had 16.03 gallons of fuel. Now, 2.9 gallons are left. How much fuel did Maria use?

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Maria used 13.13 gallons of gas, because the 16.03 gallons she started with minus the 2.9 gallons she had left equals 13.13 gallons. You can check by adding 2.9+13.13 to equal the 16.03 she started with.

Vadim26 [7]2 years ago

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Answer:

take 16.03 and subtract 2.9

16.03-2.9=13.13

so maria used 13.13 gallons

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