A car from a to B, 60 kilometers per hour, 3 hours of the whole line 2 / 5, the car with the same speed to complete the whole line, also need a few hours

A car from a to B, 60 kilometers per hour, 3 hours of the whole line 2 / 5, the car with the same speed to complete the whole line, also need a few hours


=60*3/2*5 /60 -3



How many liters of gasoline does this car use for one kilometer?
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3/25÷3/2
=3/25×2/3
=2 / 25 (L)
A: this car uses 2 / 25 liters of gasoline for 1km



A car used to consume 20 / 3km of fuel for 1km, but now the fuel consumption per kilometer is 13 / 15 of the original amount. According to this calculation, how many kg of gasoline is needed for 100km


Is it the original fuel consumption of 3 / 20kg per km? The following answers are based on this
Original fuel consumption of 100km: 100 * 3 / 20 = 15kg
After that, the fuel consumption per kilometer becomes 13 / 15 of the original
The current fuel consumption is 15 * (13 / 15) = 13 kg



A car consumes 1 / 4 of a liter of fuel when it travels 8 / 5 km. How many liters does this car consume when it travels 1 km


1 km fuel consumption; 1 / 4 △ 8 / 5 = 5 / 32 = 0.156 L