Of course you need to know how much gas costs in this instance, but let's assume $3 per gallon:
First setup the equation to cancel units:
(1 gallon / 18 miles) * (374 miles) * (3 dollars / 1 gallon)
Check: are we left with dollars? we gallons on top of one fraction, and on the bottom of another, so gallons cancel; same for miles. So we are left with dollars, and numerically we have 1/18 * 374 * 3 dollars and that gives us:
$63.33
You should be able to see that now that I've done the work of putting the units in the fractions in the right order, you need only change the numerical part to input a real price-per-gallon; so if 18 mpg and 374 mi are constant, you can take 374/18 = 20.778 and multiply that by whatever the price per gallon is. Notice how the further you travel, the more important every penny is in the price per gallon. So when it comes to a choice of fuel grade or even which gas station to go to, at that distance, a 2 cent difference in price mean 41 cents overall.
Please tell me you're not driving a vehicle that gets 20 gallons to the mile. That would use up 20,000 gallons and cost you 80,000 dollars. 20 miles to the gallon would use 50 gallons and cost 200 dollars.
The cost of gas to drive 2,128 would vary greatly on the mileage the vehicle to be driven gets. If it gets 20 miles to the gallon it would take 106.4 gallons of gas.
190/30=6.3333 gallons times unknown cost
1435 divided by 30 = 47.83 gallons.
at the price it is today then it would cost $175
1500miles/19mpg = 78.95 gallons 78.95 gallons x 4.89 per gallon = $386
Find out the distance in miles from a map, then divide by 12, the answer is in gallons.
1177 miles / 18 mpg = 65.3889 gallons required. 65.3889 gallons x 3.55 per gallon = 232.13 cost.
If your car gets 20 mpg, you will use 60.75 gallons of fuel. If gas is $3.00 a gallon that is $182.26.
515 miles divided by 22mpg is 23.4 gallons used. 23.4 gallons times 2.50 a gallon is 58.50.
$0.125/oz
You will use about 167 gallons of gasoline on the trip. The 3,000-mile trip would cost about $668.00 in fuel.