Math, asked by Pinkkick, 20 days ago

John's bike covers a distance of 99.2 km per 1.6 litres of petrol if one litre of petrol costs ₹70.2 how much money does he need to buy the petrol needed to cover a distance of 186 km?​

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Answered by preeti353615
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Answer:

John's bike covers a distance of 99.2 km per 1.6 liters of petrol if one liter of petrol costs ₹70.2. So, John needs rupees 210 to buy petrol that is required to cover a distance of 186 km.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given: John's bike covers a distance of 99.2 km per 1.6 liters of petrol.

Step 1: Find the Amount of petrol needed to cover 1 km

Amount of petrol needed to cover 1 km

= 1.6 ÷ 99.2

= 16/10 × 10/992

= 1/62 liters

Step 2: Find the amount of petrol needed to cover 186 km.

Amount of petrol needed to cover 186 km

= 1/62×186

= 3 liters

Step 3: Cost of 3-liter petrol

1 liter of petrol cost rupees ₹ 70.2

Therefore, the cost of 3 liters of petrol = 3×70.2 = 210.6

So, John needs rupees 210 to buy petrol that is required to cover a distance of 186 km.

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