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Question 58·200 Super-Hard SAT Math Questions·Problem Solving and Data Analysis

A car uses 5.6 liters of gasoline to travel 100 kilometers on the highway. In city driving, it uses 25% more gasoline per kilometer than on the highway. On a trip, the car travels 80 kilometers on the highway and 50 miles in the city. What is the car's overall fuel efficiency for the entire trip in miles per gallon, rounded to the nearest whole number?

Use:

  • 1 gallon=3.785 liters1\text{ gallon} = 3.785\text{ liters}
  • 1 mile=1.609 kilometers1\text{ mile} = 1.609\text{ kilometers}