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Joshua drove his car a distance of 449.6 miles, and it required 12.9 gallons of gasoline (petrol). How many liters of fuel will it take to go 100 kilometers?

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Answer:

6.75L of fuel are needed

Explanation:

To solve this question we need to convert the miles to km and the gallons to liters in order to find the km/L that the car is doing:

km -1km = 0.621371miles-

449.6miles * (1km / 0.621371 miles) = 723.56km

L -1L = 0.264172gal-

12.9gal * (1L / 0.264172gal) = 48.83L

km/L:

723.56km / 48.83L= 14.82km/L

The liters the car takes to go 100km are:

100km * (1L / 14.82km) = 6.75L of fuel are needed

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