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15 July, 22:10

May has 12 gallons of gas in her car. She wants to drive 3 miles to the post office, 4 miles to the grocery store, 11 miles to go shopping, and 12 miles back home one way. May's car gets 16 miles per gallon. After which stop will she need to stop for gas?

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