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The average internal combustion engine (ice) passenger vehicle emits approximately 8,900 grams of co2 per gallon of
gasoline. a customer at a car dealership is comparing a traditional ice vehicle and a hybrid vehicle. hybrids vehicles are powered
by a combination of gasoline and an electric battery. the customer is wanting to do her part and reduce her carbon footprint. the
ice vehicle that she is looking at gets on average 22 miles per gallon. the hybrid vehicle that she is considering gets on average
49 miles per gallon. if the customer averages 12,000 miles per year, calculate how much she will reduce her carbon dioxide
emissions, in metric tons, by choosing the hybrid vehicle over the all gas vehicle.

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