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If a patrol car consumes 12 liters of fuel per 100 kilometers, how many liters will it consume on a 350-kilometer patrol?
First, find the fuel consumption per kilometer: 12 liters / 100 km = 0.12 liters/km. Then, multiply by the total distance: 0.12 liters/km * 350 km = 42 liters.
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Question: If a patrol car consumes 12 liters of fuel per 100 kilometers, how many liters will it consume on a 350-kilometer patrol?
Answer options:
- 36 liters ✅ 42 liters
- 30 liters
- 24 liters
Correct answer: 42 liters
Explanation: First, find the fuel consumption per kilometer: 12 liters / 100 km = 0.12 liters/km. Then, multiply by the total distance: 0.12 liters/km * 350 km = 42 liters.
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