First figure out how much gas is 40$ worth. Amount in Gallons = Money paid / (price / gallon).
Then figure out how many miles she can drive with that gas. Miles = Miles per Gallon * Gallons of Fuel.
Then figure out how many miles she can drive with that gas. Miles = Miles per Gallon * Gallons of Fuel.
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