At full price, Melvin would pay 1.679 dollars per liter of gasoline. Using his loyalty card, Melvin only pays 1.439 dollars per liter. How much less does Melvin pay per liter using his loyalty card?

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Jimmy Chaney

8 December, 03:18

At full price, Melvin would pay 1.679 dollars per liter of gasoline. Using his loyalty card, Melvin only pays 1.439 dollars per liter. How much less does Melvin pay per liter using his loyalty card?

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Ian · Answer 1

0.24

Step-by-step explanation:

1.679-1.439 = 0.24

Now that is the answer.

Troy Park · Answer 2

Hello!

To find how much less Marvin pays per liter using his loyalty card, we can subtract the discounted value from the original value.

1.679 - 1.439 = 0.24

Therefore, Melvin pays 0.24 dollars less per liter using his loyalty card.