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In a car's fuel consumption, the amount of gasoline used is proportional to the number of kilometers driven. The car uses \(\textcolor{colordef}{8.5}\) liters of gasoline to drive \(\textcolor{colorprop}{100}\) kilometers.
Knowing that fuel consumption is proportional to the distance, how much gasoline will the car use to drive \(\textcolor{colordef}{175}\) kilometers (
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