Math, asked by Hitendrasg555, 10 months ago

Two trucks were driven on a 1,680 kilometer (km) trip.
The first truck averaged 14 km per liter of fuel for the
trip, and the second averaged 12 km per liter. The
second truck used how many more liters of gas than
the first?
A. 10
B. 20
C. 30
D. 40
E. One cannot tell from the information given.​

Answers

Answered by pratikshmalik31
2

Answer:

firstly

1680/14

120 so first use 120 liter of fuel

1680/12

140 so second use 140 liter of fuel

how much more fuel is used by second =140-120

=20 liter

so second use 20 liter more fuel than first

Step-by-step explanation:

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Answered by payalchatterje
0

Answer:

Required difference is 20 litres.

Option B is the correct answer.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given,

Distance covered by the track is 1680 km.

The first truck averaged 14 km per liter of fuel for the trip.

And The second truck averaged 12 km per liter of fuel for the trip.

Fuel used by first track  =  \frac{1680}{14}  = 120litres

Fuel used by second track  =  \frac{1680}{12}  = 140litres.

So difference of use of fuel of two truck is140 - 120 = 20litres

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