Gas station a has posted a chart that shows the price of gasoline in terms of the number of gallons. gallons price 3 9.15 5 15.25 7 21.35 gas station b has an equation that represents the price, p, for gallons, g, of gasoline as p = $3.08g. which gas station sells gasoline at a lower rate? what price does it charge? a. gas station a sells gasoline at a lower rate. its price is $3.08 per gallon. b. gas station b sells gasoline at a lower rate. its price is $3.05 per gallon. c. gas station a sells gasoline at a lower rate. its price is $3.05 per gallon. d. gas station b sells gasoline at a lower rate. its price is $3.08 per gallon.

C. Gas Station A sells gasoline at a lower rate. Its price is $3.05 per gallon

Step-by-step explanation:

To answer this, all you need to do is first figure out how much per gallon each of the gas stations offer.

Because Gas station B is practically given to you by the equation, I'll show you how to interpret it:

p = $3.08g

p is the price

g is the gallon

So the price you will pay will be $3.08 times the number of gallons. This means that 1 gallon, if you substitute it will be $3.08.

This would eliminate options A and B.

Now to figure out how much Gas station A charges, just choose one of the prices. All we need to do is to divide the price given by the number of gallons:

So Gas station A is lower than Gas station B.

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