How many liters of gasoline to fill 13.2 gallon tank?

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1. Find how many liters of gasoline to fill 13.2 gallon tank.
based on the metric conversion, there are 3.79 liters of liquid in every 1 liquid gallon.
Now, since we have 13.2 gallon tank, we need to multiply it with the given unit of conversion
=> 1 gallon = 3.79 liters
=> 13.2 gallon x 3.79 liters
=> 13.2 x 3.79
=> 50.028, therefore it needs around 50.028 liters of gasoline to be able to fill the 13.2 gallon tank

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