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Fuel Use Example

Lets look at another example.

You motor uses 10 litres per hour.
Your passage will take 3 hours.
How much fuel will you use?

Fuel = Rate × Time
Fuel = ____ × ____

Put the numbers into the formula.

Rate is 10 litres every hour.

Time is 3 hours.

Fuel = Rate × Time
Fuel = 10 × 3

Now solve the problem.

Fuel = Rate × Time
Fuel = 10 × 3
Fuel = 30 litres

You will use 30 litres of fuel.

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