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While driving your rental car on your vacation in Europe, you find that you are getting 12.7 km/L of gasoline. What does this va

lue correspond to in miles per gallon

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4vir4ik [10]2 years ago

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Steps: for an approximate result, multiply the fuel economy value by 2.352
12.7*2.352=29.87

Answer: 29.87 Miles per Gallon

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