Math, asked by abhishek71084, 2 months ago

car travels 45 km in 3 litres of petrol.

i. How far could it travel in 10 litre of petrol?

ii. How many litres of petrol are required to cover a distance of 105 km?

Answers

Answered by Atomicx

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Answer:

1 litre petrol=45/3=15km

10 l=10×15=150km1...150km is answer

also 10 l petrol is used for 105 km

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