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GCSE Maths: Money: Cost per litre
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How do you find the total cost given a price per litre and a number of litres?
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Multiply the price per litre by the number of litres.
Petrol costs £1.65 per litre. What is the cost of 24 litres?
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£39.60 (24 × £1.65).
Heating oil costs 60p per litre. What is the cost of 500 litres in pounds?
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£300. Convert 60p to £0.60, then 500 × £0.60 = £300.
How do you find how many litres you get for a fixed amount of money?
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Divide the money spent by the price per litre.
Diesel costs £1.59 per litre. How many litres does £30 buy, to 2 d.p.?
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18.87 litres (£30 ÷ £1.59).
A 75 ml bottle of perfume costs £60. What is its cost per litre?
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£800 per litre. 75 ml = 0.075 litres, so £60 ÷ 0.075 = £800.
To convert millilitres to litres, divide by ?.
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1000
A car costs £80 per day plus £2.05 per litre of petrol. Cost for 4 days and 36 litres?
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£393.80. Days: 4 × £80 = £320; petrol: 36 × £2.05 = £73.80; total £393.80.
A 1200-litre tank is 30% full. How many litres are needed to fill it?
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840 litres. It is 70% empty: 0.7 × 1200 = 840.
A car does 8 miles per litre. How many litres are used driving 420 miles?
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52.5 litres (420 ÷ 8).
If 1 litre = 0.22 gallons, how do you convert 16 gallons into litres?
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Divide by 0.22: 16 ÷ 0.22 ≈ 72.73 litres.
1 gallon is approximately ? litres.
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4.55
Orange juice (£1.60/L) and lemonade (90p/L) are mixed 1:4. Cost of 12 litres of the mix?
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£12.48. 12 litres in ratio 1:4 is 2.4 L juice (£3.84) + 9.6 L lemonade (£8.64).
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