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Pamela drove her car 99 kilometers and used 9 liters of fuel. She wants to know how many kilometers (k) she can drive with 12 liters of fuel. She assumes the relationship between kilometers and fuel is proportional. How many kilometers can Pamela drive with 12 liters of fuel? ◻ km

Pamela drove her car 9999 kilometers and used 99 liters of fuel. She wants to know how many kilometers (k) (k) she can drive with 1212 liters of fuel. She assumes the relationship between kilometers and fuel is proportional.\newlineHow many kilometers can Pamela drive with 1212 liters of fuel?\newline□ \square km \mathrm{km}

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