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Mathematics

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solniwko [45]2 years ago

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Answer:

$Cost = 112.266$ cent/km

Step-by-step explanation:

Given

$Unit\ cost = R17.82/litre$

$Rate = 6.3litre/100km$

Required

The fuel cost in $cent\ per\ km$

This is calculated using:

$Cost = Unit\ cost * Rate$

$Cost = R17.82/litre * 6.3litre/100km$

$Cost = R17.82 * 6.3/100km$

$Cost = R1.12266/km$

Multiply by $100$ to get the cost in cents

$Cost = 1.12266 * 100$ cent/km

$Cost = 112.266$ cent/km

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